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[toltec]

22 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

In which case making them learn which app they have is imperative, well maybe thats a tad strong but you should know what you are using, I mean the splash screen kind of gives it a way.

 

I know. I bought a boat a while back but it leaked through the doors, the wheels rusted and the windscreen wipers were useless

[firstdefence]

1 hour ago, toltec said:

 

I know. I bought a boat a while back but it leaked through the doors, the wheels rusted and the windscreen wipers were useless

Hopefully you got the free snorkel 

[Alfred]

7 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

Hopefully you got the free snorkel 

 

Along with divers other things, of course!

[dutchshader]

1 hour ago, toltec said:

 

I know. I bought a boat a while back but it leaked through the doors, the wheels rusted and the windscreen wipers were useless

i think i have seen your boat 

 

 

[firstdefence]

I thought it was Yellow?

[R C-R]

40 minutes ago, firstdefence said:

That's a fair statement but it's as relevant to know which OS and Affinity product you are dealing with, I think this is just simply common courtesy really.

But for example what if someone is asking for pre-purchase advice on which app they should buy or if they have both which one is best suited to some project? What about questions about the native file format or the supported export formats or anything else that is common to both apps?