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Time of exported files are wrong
walt.farrell replied to susware's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Can you share the exported file with us, or another one that demonstrates the issue? -
Changing default Swatches
walt.farrell replied to jackamus's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
As mentioned earlier (see Garry's post) there are some bugs logged in this area, and one of them has been fixed in the 2.6 beta, so you might also try it there if you haven't done so yet. -
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Changing default Swatches
walt.farrell replied to jackamus's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
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At this time, if you're transferring the data in as text, about all you can do is "tag" it, using something like (for example): Here is my text and %%italic%%this part is italic%%end-italic%% and this part is back to normal text. You could then use Find and Replace, with its Regular Expression support, to make it italic. E.g., Find: %%italic%%(.*?)%%end-italic%% Replace: \1 and you could further specify, for the Replace, the use of a Character Text Style that specifies Italic. As you're a programmer, it might be better for you to produce a .rtf file or a .docx file that you could then Place, as that function could make use of an embedded Text Styles automatically. Someday there will be scripting support that may simplify this, but we don't know exactly what it will allow or when it will be provided.
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Changing default Swatches
walt.farrell replied to jackamus's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
But I don't think that is exactly related to what @jackamus is requesting. "Set as Default" is primarily intended to automatically create a Document Palette when you use File > New and create a document with a specific color format. It is not really related to what displays in the Swatches panel by default, though if you use it, and when it works correctly (which it currently doesn't due to a different logged bug, I think), that Document Palette would be the one initially displayed in the Swatches panel. -
walt.farrell reacted to a post in a topic: All Affinity Apps (Designer, Photo, Publisher) Missing Icon
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Welcome to the Affinity forums. I'm not sure what "it's not working" really means. How are you trying to import them, what kind of file are they, and exactly what happens when you try? A screen recording might help, unless the answers to those questions are simple.
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Thanks. I wasn't sure, as a document in Designer usually wouldn't have Artboards named Page 1 and Page 2, so it might have come from Publisher originally or it might have come from a PDF file that you Opened and Saved as a .afdesign file. (I also wasn't sure of the terminology being used in the dialog, as your UI is in French ) That's probably a difference between a document that has a Canvas and one that has Artboards. I can't really comment on your other notes about the inconsistencies between the two dialogs. I've never noticed it, but it does feel odd. @motocafe: Just a comment: Designer doesn't have "Pages", usually, that you can rotate. It can have them, if you Open a document from Publisher, but normally it will have a single Canvas or multiple Artboards, and referring to "Pages" in the context of Designer can sometimes cause confusion.
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There is no connection between Assets (in the Assets panel) and anything in the current document. Nor does the application know whether the Asset was created from some specific document. And you could use a Text Style named XYZ in several different documents, and it might have a different definition in each of them. Users have requested, in the context of importing .docx and .rtf files, that Affinity have an option to simply trust the Text Style names that come in, and adjust the text to match any same-named Text Styles the current document already uses rather than creating the new Text Styles. But that hasn't been done, so far. If it is, perhaps it could apply to Text Styles within Assets, too. That might make a nice Feature Request (in the Feedback forum) to go along with those older requests. (Or maybe that request already exists, too, and I just haven't seen it.)
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Help me to undrestanding line tools
walt.farrell replied to BBG3's topic in Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
You're welcome, @BBG3.