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Hi, I'd like to scan my coins collection (Canon MX925). In order to get the most correct grey level, I include 4 standards during my scan. There in a significant drift when I check my standards vs the one created with Affinity Would someone know how to perform coins colour calibration based on my 4 standards? Thanks NB: Attached my initial scan Fab Planche_100_a_123A_originale_tiff_niveau_de_gris.tif Planche_100_a_123A.afphoto

Hello Every one and first lets say: Affinity Designer is a great looking alternative to Adobe for working with GUI prototypes. My reason why I am writing this ticked is the issue that Affinity Designer is renaming the id entries from the original ones to some own unique ids, which I cannot use. The SVG file is a graphic which will be loaded in an application and get modified via JavaScript. For the correct functionality, each element (group) needs to have the right id name to its corresponding element in the graphic. I have noticed that Affinity Designer has replaced the groups ids into the ids from the text element inside the group (KDIFF3 snippet). Through the investigation, I recognized that the groups will be already removed in the application, as you can see on the objects list in attached screenshots - one from Affinity Designer, the other one from Adobe Illustrator. Is this a common issue with a known workaround? Do I have to change some settings? I haven't found anything relating to this. Best regards Denis

Hello It would be very efficient If I could get to the location of an opened file as in many other Mac Apps - by right click onto the docuent's titlebar or its tab. See the two samples from Photoshop (rightclick on tab of File) and MS Word (right click onto the docuent's titlebar). This is sooo handy. Is there a way already that I don't know?... Thanks for any hints or consideration. Alex