Alfred

To avoid having to remember to include that information when you post, you can put your system specs in your forum signature. To do this, go to your Account Settings page where you’ll find a ‘Signature’ link.

I particularly like the Africa(n) elephant, but they’re all superb.

Although you can’t create text on a path in Affinity Photo, you can use Affinity Photo to edit the text and/or the path of an object created in Affinity Designer.

If you don’t already own a copy of Affinity Designer, you can form your own opinion by using the free trial version: https://affin.co/designertrial Please note that the ten-day trial clock runs continuously from the moment you first launch the app after installation.

Oh, I understood all right! @toltec doesn’t fool me (most of the time).

You can’t curve text while keeping it as editable text, but after rasterizing it you can distort it.

You’re behind the times! London Bridge was dismantled and shipped to Lake Havasu City in Arizona many years ago.

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What could cause it to expire early, as the OP describes?

I’m surprised to hear about those download times, given how very much faster than mine your connection speed usually seems to be! I can generally download a 400 MB file in 400 seconds (i.e. ~7 minutes) or less.

How about some of the Hubble Space Telescope images like this one?

Here’s the definition from the Printing dictionary at Prepressure.com: So the thicker the signature, the more uneven the margins will become if you don’t adjust for creep. Yes, that should work OK for APub. As I indicated earlier, in AD you can use one artboard per page and then export to PDF to create a single document comprising a collection of pages.

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I don’t think you need to worry too much about ‘creep’ for a comic book. AD doesn’t yet have pages as such, although you can treat artboards as pages and export them to PDF in layer order (from bottom to top).

No.