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  1. Thanks. That worked. At least You can select and delete the white background. You have great apps. I wish you change the name Publisher to Page. Publisher is bad Microsoft product.
  2. Dave, Defaulting to white is OK. I do not talk about that. I guess I was not clear enough. I am talking when you let say type a one letter in apple pages, text or any other apps. Change the color of that letter to white and export as pdf. So what you have is one white letter and no background even when everything looks just look white with nothing on the page. Now when you place this in illustrator on any colored object I get just this one white letter with no white background but when I do this in Designer I also get white color of the page around the letter which it should not be there. Look at attached file. top is the placed pdf in illustrator and bottom in designer. I changed white type color to yellow so you can see the white background. Derek
  3. I think this is a bug. Make a white type in pages or text app and export it as pdf. When you place this in Designer it imports white background also. When you place in illustrator background is transparent as it should be. Can this be fixed? Derek
  4. +1 profile mismatch between the file and the set working space warning
  5. I even used it on 2009 white Mac Mini 2.26 Ghz with only 4GB RaM under Yosemite using ssd drive and the app is fast.
  6. I did not say do not support RAW at all. What I meant is to concentrate on basic functionality of a image editing program. Once that is working great do the less important features. I own Aperture, CaptureOne Pro (best of any RAW engines) and Lightroom. It's true that Aperture will not be upgraded but also it will not stop working that day when Apple will release Apple Photos. Lightroom is the worst of them. The only one good thing lightroom has and I would like to have this in captureOne is support for Xrite color checker passport plugin so I could make my own custom camera profiles.
  7. Great. I was afraid that you want to waste your resources and add text editor to Paint.
  8. As a pro user of imaging apps for last 20 years I have personal opinion. Maybe you should leave RAW support (Develop Persona) and Liquify Persona as is for now and concentrate on basic functionality like contextual menus and info palettes, brushes, painting, cloning, working with layers, smart objects etc. Most pros (people who works with RAW images) have already some kind of RAW development app for that. (CaptureOne, Aperture, Lightroom or many others) I am not sure how many developers you have but this app is very promising and I will buy it asap. You can always come back to RAW or liquify features in version 2 or 3 of the program.
  9. Grat list. Thank you guys. You have an amazing app. I would just suggest to make a priority list because info palette (like photoshop) or just color values under cursor (like Pixelmator) in Photo is a basic requirements for everyone working with pictures but text on the path or text spelling in image editing app is not. You can use page layout for that or even A-Designer.
  10. It would be nice to have a control click (or right click) menu pop outs. Let say you right click on a layer and you get options to duplicate etc. some other commands right under a cursor instead of going to layer menus and mousing around all the time. D
  11. Love Photo but for a pro application I suggest more color management options. I need to see warnings when opened image is in a different icc profile from working profile set in preferences and a way to change or assign inside open dialog box. Is this possible? Also would love to see info palette (like photoshop) or at least pixelmator to show me color values under cursor tool. Derek
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