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Why is it that when I work in Affinity Photo 1.8.3.641 and save my work as *.afphoto, I get the Beta symbol in the bottom RH corner.

I also get the same symbol when working and saving  in Affinity Photo 1.8.4.676 (Beta) which seems logical.

Regards,

Chris Wales

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Windows bases the icon on the file extension, and each extension can have only one icon associated with it. Generally that seems to use the icon for the last program that registered itself to handle that kind of file. So, probably, you have installed Photo Beta more recently than Photo, @ChrisJW.

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Thanks for that. I think that was the case with me. I received a message saying that a new beta version was available and downloaded it.

Does this mean that when the next Affinity Photo is available, that the BETA word will be missing on the .afphoto file?

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3 hours ago, ChrisJW said:

Does this mean that when the next Affinity Photo is available, that the BETA word will be missing on the .afphoto file?

Yes. It should also disappear if you reinstall the non-beta Photo. What you do need to check on is what program opens your file if you double-click on it. Is it the standard Photo or the beta?

John

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4 hours ago, ChrisJW said:

I'll try the reinstall and see what happens.

Just reset the default application (purchase version) for the *.afphoto extension.

Windows - right click on file, Open With, Choose Default Program..., select program with checked Always use this app to open. 

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On 7/16/2020 at 10:54 AM, John Rostron said:

Yes. It should also disappear if you reinstall the non-beta Photo. What you do need to check on is what program opens your file if you double-click on it. Is it the standard Photo or the beta?

John

I reinstalled Affinity Photo non-beta and yes the icon is now showing with the .afphoto logo without the beta mark.

Thankyou.

On 7/15/2020 at 11:20 PM, ChrisJW said:

Why is it that when I work in Affinity Photo 1.8.3.641 and save my work as *.afphoto, I get the Beta symbol in the bottom RH corner.

I also get the same symbol when working and saving  in Affinity Photo 1.8.4.676 (Beta) which seems logical.

Regards,

Chris Wales

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