How do I connect my Wacom tablet settings to Affinity Photo 2?

[4Roman4]

I would like to interpret Affinity Photo 2 to my Wacom program to adjust some settings to my Express Keys, but I can't seem to find the speciffic .exe file of AP2. Any ideas what or where to find it?

[Ron P.]

For the V2 apps, it's much easier to have the Affinity app open, then you should see it in the Currently Open Applications.

[Konman]

I'm having same issue,  I tried pointing the EK Remote setup to the default location of the folder (C:\\Users\\YOUR_USER\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\WindowsApps) , but it doesn't seem to recognize the file within as software.  Considering that I use rotate canvas quite often when drawing on a tablet, it would be nice to be able to program canvas rotate into a Wacom tablet remote.  Apparently I can't program canvas rotate at all onto a remote key, nor can I do that for ANY sort of Affinity feature, making Affinity useless when trying to use a Wacom tablet along with it.  It seems that it is easy to rotate canvas on an iPad, but I don't have an iPad (at home I do have a Samsung/Android tablet) and my company spent a lot of $$$ on my Wacom tablet which is a standard tool used by professional artists all over the world.

[walt.farrell]

18 hours ago, Konman said:

I'm having same issue,  I tried pointing the EK Remote setup to the default location of the folder (C:\\Users\\YOUR_USER\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\WindowsApps) , but it doesn't seem to recognize the file within as software.  Considering that I use rotate canvas quite often when drawing on a tablet, it would be nice to be able to program canvas rotate into a Wacom tablet remote.  Apparently I can't program canvas rotate at all onto a remote key, nor can I do that for ANY sort of Affinity feature, making Affinity useless when trying to use a Wacom tablet along with it.  It seems that it is easy to rotate canvas on an iPad, but I don't have an iPad (at home I do have a Samsung/Android tablet) and my company spent a lot of $$$ on my Wacom tablet which is a standard tool used by professional artists all over the world.

If you have installed the MSIX version of the application (and it seems you have), then it is possible that EK Remote does not support this kind of application. In that case, you might suggest to them that they improve their program to support more kinds of Windows applications. But in the meantime, you can uninstall the MSIX version of the applications (all 3, if you have them), and download the MSI/EXE versions from your Affinity Store account instead, and install them. But note that you will need to be careful whenever you update the apps to a new release that you also choose the MSI/EXE installers at that time, too.