Robbob

When I try to make parts of the recording as visible during playback I cannot scroll on the presented list to click the eyeball. For example the list for Selective Colour Adjustment is quite long and I cannot get to the top of it. I'm using High Sierra another user with Mojave has the same problem. On Windows a scroll bar appears on the right hand side

Thanks for the information and link

Thank you for posting, very interesting I'm using High Sierra so adding your comments I think it is starting to look like like an issue with macOS. As you probably noticed another poster to my question has a scroll bar showing on their Windows machine Hopefully someone from Affinity will read this and can advise or address this issue Thanks again

Thanks for taking the trouble to do that Carl, very kind of you I am using a pretty ancient machine from 2010 so perhaps you are right could be the problem Thanks again

Thank you for reply, and link to tutorials in your previous mail I guessed there should be a scroll bar but I can't make it visible, perhaps I need to reinstall program Thanks again

Thanks Carl - screenshot below

I have copied James Ritter's tutorial on processing an infra red image and recorded it as a macro. When I come to make parts of the recording as visible during playback I cannot scroll on the presented list to click the eyeball. For example the list for Selective Colour Adjustment is quite long and I cannot get to the top of it. My question is how do I scroll on this list - thanks for looking

Thanks for the explanation I agree, I always create separate folders for originals and processed Thanks again

Hello Again Thanks, clicking the three buttons worked, I had been clicking Authorise for selecting the location - oops user error - so what is Authorise for? I also found that I can apply the macros to a single image if I use my track pad rather than my mouse, both are Apple products, hardware problem perhaps Thanks for your prompt response and help in sorting this one out Cheers Rob

Hi Stokeg Thanks for your prompt reply For batch processing I can select the macro and clicking the apply button brings it up in the Applied Macros box but OK is not highlighted so of course clicking OK has no effect As I said I cannot apply a macro to a single image either unless I right click then left click on the selected macro I'm using a desktop Mac, screen shot attached Thanks again

Trying to do the "chameleon" section in the Photo Workbook I cannot run any of the macros. Neither the default or the downloaded ones will run. If I right click on the macro then click on it it will run however this mean that I cannot do the batch processing exercise as I cannot apply the macros from the dialogue box. Anyone else had this problem? Advice please Cheers Rob