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I just came to report the same issue. So far I noticed it only in Affinity programs and Wacom Desktop Centre. It's happened after upgrade to Windows 11 and it's in both dark and light mode. I have NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060.

The temporary solution is to create a file with document palette on desktop, save the file, and open it on iPad. Far from ideal, but the only way I can think of.

@SpaceShark_OlafIt’s an outline view – one of view modes in Designer. Here’s more about them: https://affinity.help/designer/English.slproj/pages/GetStarted/view.html

+1 from me for a light mode. The current UI is way too dark. I personally find work in dark modes (on both tablet and desktop) tiring as it takes longer to find tools and go through menus.

I moved all office to Affinity, but we still pay Adobe for licenses because we're not able to export PDF files with non-printable layers form Affinity . Today I'm sending another job to printers that has perforation marked on non-printable layer. This is not just any feature but something that is used in print industry and professional printing every day.

Braille Institute of America from Los Angeles has published a free font. Atkinson supposed to be hyper legible for those with poor vision and to be unambiguous. You can get it here: https://brailleinstitute.org/freefont

I'm coming today with the same question regarding Bahnschrift font family Any news? What it should be (ID): What it is (APub 1.8.5.703 & 1.9.0.920):

+1 for accessible PDFs.

The triple circle appears when your brush size is larger than canvas.

@CH Trippe When you click icon to open a program, hit Ctrl / Command button. It should pop up a window where you can reset application settings to default. I hope it helps.

I don't know where they go and if simple copy+paste will work. I have about 60 LUTs in my presets and first time after opening Photo they will need around 30-40 seconds to actually load all, so maybe they need to be “built” somehow each time you open Photo. There's no visual indication that Photo is working on them except LUTs panel is empty for that time, but it will work smoothly later on all files open until you close and open program again.

Unfortunately LUTs can be imported only one by one and there's no live preview function. What you can do, is to sit one afternoon and create presets of all your favourite LUTs so they will be visible as previews in the LUTs panel (see attached image). Alternatively, if you are on Windows, you can use Bulk LUTs Previewer. It works OK, but may take some time to generate multiple previews. I use LUTS from IWLTBAP and they have own online previewer and small stand alone program, but it can't import third party LUTS.

“Outer shadow” and “drop shadow” are the same thing. Just adjust the distance and spreading.

You can also search affinity.help – it's good for a quick reference without going into help section in apps. I keep a bookmark on my phone.

Are you planning to publish new books in future for example with a major update 2.0? If so, will it be possible to have them sold in digital format?