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Just testing what happens, when I copy something using an AD 2 function to AD 1. 1. Write some Artistic Text in AD 2 and apply a mesh on it. Copy it. 2. Paste into AD 1. Result: In AD 1 the copied element gets much smaller. In my case from 60 mm to 17,428 mm. Both documents had the same resolution and colour space. Copy as SVG for both versions.
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This report cannot be considered as an improvement or feature request, this is a bug. I like the new design, but this is hardly usable. You can distinguish the strokes only via the tooltip. See attached screenshot. In V1 the lines were much thicker.
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Guess this is not a bug, but more an improvement. 1. Create a group, click the consider icon. 2. You can now immediately select items of the group. 3. Click the consider icon once again to turn off this function. Result: Still you are able to select items of the group. You have to deselect first and then select the group again to get it e.g. moved.
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I have to apologize in advance for being Monk or maybe my genes are to blame, but I HATE positioning of elements when there are too many decimal places at the position. Scenario: Document with baseline grid enabled (Display treshold at 90%), Snapping is set up properly for margins and baseline grid. Workflow A: I move the text frame with the mouse to the top left corner of a column (x 16 mm, y 16 mm). Result: Several attempts to get the element to the exact desired position. And I mean x 16 mm / y 16 mm and not x 16 mm / y 16,1234 mm. Workflow B: I zoom a bit out and position the text frame by moving the text frame handles to the desired position. Result: Monk-perfect position at the first attempt. Workflow C : Positioning via Transform panel. Yes, but sometimes I am faster with the mouse instead of typing x and y position into the Transform panel. A problem could be that there are too many snapping options like margins, baseline grid etc., as elements always tend to snap to the wrong direction. A preference to snap either top or bottom would be useful in my opinion.
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I do like, that in theory (and practically) it is possible to override layer visibility, but this feature is not to my full satisfaction. 1. PDF: Works if the PDF contains Acrobat Layers, BUT only in Interpret mode. When placing a layer in Transfer mode and hiding a layer the mode turns to Interpret. I would like to keep the Transfer mode, but there maybe technical obstacles. 2. AD document: It always "annoyed" me, that something in the Layers panel is not really a layer. Maybe Serif should talk here about Elements and Layers to avoid confusion. To get the feature work, the AD document has to be modified with "real" layers and I have to confess, that I packed the Elements seldom into Layers. It would be nice, if Groups and Elements visibility could be overridden too. 3. PSD: No support for "layers" in PSD. That would be a killer feature (for me) to have one PSD with Layer variants, placed multiple times in the Affinity document and using the layer variants (like in ID). 4. TIFF: Same wish as for PSD.
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[APub 2.0.0] Crash when deleting hyperlink
SirPL posted a topic in Publisher 2 Bugs found on Windows
How to reproduce crash: Create a textbox with some text. Open Hyperlinks panel from the Window menu. Each text line in APub ends with an white character (possibly a new line character). Highlight it: Having the white character selected create a new hyperlink (i.e. to a webpage) Select the textbox containing the text (and the hyperlink) and create another hyperlink I done steps 1-5 in the attached afpub file. In the Hyperlinks panel select the inner (white character) hyperlink and delete it. Reproducible with Public Release 2.0.0 hyperlink_delete_crash.afpub