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  1. Here's an interresting one: I created some text in faux-italics by tilting the letters by 13 degrees. (My machine didn't have the italic font and I was to lazy to go and do a search for just one word, I admit). Now, exporting to PDF worrks as expected. Printing said PDF works as expected, printing from Affinity Designer however produces weired results... The letters dont't get tilted, instead they rotate by 13°. The printer btw is a HP Color LaserJet CP3525 UPD PCL 6. I tried different fonts, sizes even colorspaces always with the strange outcome. The PDF export is a workaround for now, but you should look into this before alpha phase. Aside from the little hickup, it's real fun working with publisher!
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