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I've just successfully loaded 1.9 but I'm doing an edit and when I export to jpg, I only have the option of Affinity Files, ie the same as I get in the Save option.  It will work if I use any format other than jpg.   Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?

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I’m not seeing this behaviour in 1.9 for macOS here.
Can you list your exact steps?

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43 minutes ago, GarryP said:

How are you exporting to JPG?
Are you using the Export function from the File menu, or the Export Persona, or something else?
Also, which Affinity application are you using and on which OS?

Windows 10, Affinity Photo photo persona, just tried from Export persona and the problem is there as well.

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? You probably mean this marked on image? You export there as JPG or JPEG. Calling it Affinity Files is ... nonsense here.

affinity.jpg

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Sorry, got the wrong end of the stick there.

You are trying to save an affinity document with a different suffix; that is not how you export a document.

  • Go to the File menu and choose Export;
  • Select the type of file you want to export to by choosing from the icons at the top of the dialog;
  • Choose your export settings;
  • Press the Export button.

See attached image which shows what you should be seeing.

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You turned off to show file extensions for known filetypes. Or better to say: You checked the option to hide file extensions of known filetypes.

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10 minutes ago, Joachim_L said:

You turned off to show file extensions for known filetypes. Or better to say: You checked the option to hide file extensions of known filetypes.

You don’t need to check an option for this! Hiding extensions for known file types is, stupidly, the default in (Windows) File Explorer.

https://www.howtogeek.com/205086/beginner-how-to-make-windows-show-file-extensions/

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1 hour ago, Joachim_L said:

Calling it Affinity Files is ... nonsense here.

Same as TIFF
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Apparently, when editing the mask for *.JPG and *.TIF (often a required addition to the standard file extensions *.JPEG and *.TIFF), the format name was incorrectly modified.
Or has patents been bought? 🙂

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5 minutes ago, trevorc said:

so if it doesn't work, can we revert to the previous version

Why? If you type in the filename plus extension the file is correctly exported OR just show the file name extensions in file explorer as already explained to you.

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Even though it shows 'Affinity Files' it will still save the file as a .jpg after clicking Save. If you turn on File Name Extensions in Explorer you will see that it nows shows the correct extension:

Screenshot 2021-02-04 at 14.45.54.png

However, it shouldn't say Affinity Files for .jpg or .tiff so will pass this to our developers to look at.

 

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2 minutes ago, Leigh said:

it will still save the file as a .jpg after clicking Save.

Since this is an "Export", this description of the items in the dialog box is unnecessarily confusing.
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Please correct it according to the action actually performed, thank you.

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