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  1. When I create a new outer shadow the colour is shown in CMYK mode with the values C=0 M=0 Y=0 K=100 but when I export the document to PDF I see that this isn't true, because the shadow is rasterized with all 4 CMYK colours. I can fix this simply by going to the colour palette and pressing Enter. I attached some files: Document.afdesign is a a test document with the same motive twice: the upper one without pressing Enter first and the bottom one with pressing Enter first. Screenshot 1.png is what I see in the colour palette for both motives. Screenshot 2.png ist what I get after exporting the document. MacOS version: 10.14.6 AffinityDesigner version: 1.10.4 Document.afdesign
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