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Hi AndyH1,

We don't have any written tutorials I'm afraid however the official videos on our website have captions if you are struggling to follow them.

Thanks

Callum

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https://affinityspotlight.com/articles/category/learning/ includes a few articles you might find helpful.

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On 1/17/2020 at 10:50 AM, AndyH1 said:

are there any resources for written tutorials? 

On 1/17/2020 at 11:35 AM, Callum said:

We don't have any written tutorials

I do appreciate to read, too, and do prefer, in particular at the beginning, a reference manual rather than tutorials.
The quite rich Help content ( https://affinity.help ) unfortunately is neither available as print nor as PDF yet.

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9 hours ago, inspiredmac said:

Take a look at the hardcover workbooks for Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer.

AP WorkBook is just that, a WorkBork telling you to do this and then do that, to achieve a result, not a manual.

Cecil 

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This would be a good project to start. Creating step by step tutorials, they are easier to amend than video's can be fairly easily updated or reused on an updated version and can be printed off.

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1 hour ago, Cecil said:

...a WorkBork telling you to do this and then do that...

Yeah, that's the co-opt the technology and knowledge collective side when you've been possibly assimilated by the Borgs. ;)

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4 minutes ago, v_kyr said:

Yeah, that's the co-opt the technology and knowledge collective side when you've been assimilated by the Borgs. ;)

So ... resistance is futile? :ph34r:

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On 1/19/2020 at 12:16 PM, Rossjackson01 said:

I must say I purchased their ebook, as I’m a true supporter of their YouTube Channel tutorials. Ezra had to relinquish his teaching to his beautiful wife Ally, due to a public released medical condition.

i recommend their eBook and YouTube Channel.   

 

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