Serif Affinity Publisher 2.2.0.2005 download the last version for ios

When using Force Pixel Alignment, objects will snap to whole pixels so the pixel grid acts as a supporting visual aid for this, along with pixel-based view modes.įor Affinity Photo, this new option is especially useful when editing zoomed-in images as it helps you visualise its pixels. By default, the grid is set to grey, but you can customise the colour and opacity of the pixel grid, along with the colour of standard grid lines, within Grid and Axis settings.įor Affinity Designer, this is especially useful when doing UI work like designing icons. If turned ‘on’, this will expose a pixel grid (as per the DPI of your current document) when zoomed in beyond a certain threshold. With the above information provided from our developers, I believe this issue is in-hand and should hopefully be resolved shortly, in our next available update.A new pixel grid option is available in all apps under the View menu.

The failure to correctly understand these profiles/profile names causes the list to appear in the incorrect order in-app, and when selecting one of these profiles the app will silently fall back to a previously selected/default profile, causing the issue to appear as though the app doesn't retain the colour profile option selected. I can confirm that our development team have identified this to seemingly be the cause of this issue, as we made a fix in 2.2 to attempt to better handle ICC profiles that contain accented characters in their name, and this seems to have had a knock-on effect for other installed ICC profiles that don't include such characters - though it does not affect all installed ICC profiles. Many thanks for the further testing performed here! The special character 'ÿ' (Lower case letter Y with Diaeresis) certainly does not belong in front of the profile name and is not found when using other profiles or in PDFs written with an earlier version of Affinity Designer. The profile used is the normal and not renamed profile from the file 'eci_offset_2009.zip'. Perhaps a helpful hint: When I compare the PDF standards of two Affinity-Designer-PDFs exported with the profile 'ISOcoated_v2_300_eci.icc' using Acrobat Reader, there is a difference under 'Kennung' (Identifier?) for this profile (see screenshots).

Serif Affinity Publisher 2.2.0.2005 download the last version for ios