


Like not having Select same in Designer for 6 years. I possibly won't get any reply, or a generic one, and I will continue using Publisher knowing, that I need to pay attention when I use it, because it has some drawbacks to my workflow. It might warrant some attention to the feature, or they might stay quiet, idk. There are other companies also that do development in a similar fashion, the difference that you can check what requests are there already or who to ask your bug-related questions. Which I find really weird, since they also do the public beta testing here. That's why I don't really understand how such an essential feature like displaying the word count can be omitted, it's present virtually everywhere.
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I guess there is a "barely visible" range of users that are neither professional graphic designers by trade nor amateurs. There are days that I spend finalizing a competition layout in Publisher, and a month passes with a cumulative use of 20 minutes of it.

There are weeks that I won't open Photo, and there are ones when I have it open 0-24/7. I'm a self employed freelancer in the need of "professional" graphic tools, but not a constant need. In my personal experience something is always better to do in a certain package: the ease of creating tables and diagrams (iWork does this wonderfully), built-in referencing (Word or LibreOffice Writer), regex handling (Google Sheets), then throwing all the source documents together (only a few things are missing from Publisher to fit my needs). speaking of which: Object level display quality is something that would worth implementing someday. Right now I'm authoring everything, it's not just a matter of quickly formatting imported material, this is where Publisher falls short, and I cannot use Pages completely as it dies badly from huge imported PDFs. txt, either by me or a colleague), or just do the whole thing in Pages, where type and formatting also looks "okay-ish" with little effort. txt (I write a lot in iA writer lately) to Publisher (referencing is already taken care of in the. Usually I can work with importing stuff from. I also create a lot of text based documents, that vary on the scale of "shallow beauty" to "scientific writing": specifications, descriptions, summaries to competitions, right now my thesis. I do my postproduction on renderings in Photo, it actually works a lot better with 32bit images than PS (I have no other reference, I was too lazy to learn to use other tools). I would use it to touch up or recolour stuff, add details, etc. I'm an architect, my primary domain is also visual, but the sources are different: drawings and vector illustrations are generated from a model or drawn from scratch in ARCHICAD or Rhino, I'm not creating them in Designer. I wouldn't say this, I'm sure it's ideal for purely graphic design at this state - (illustrations and such). Sure I can use my calculator to do the math for me. This is like having a spreadsheet editor that does addition, subtraction, multiplication, but forgot to implement division - but hey if you select a cell, you cange its background to a gradient! Or change the gazillion of imported line segments's colour to a global colour one by one - oh yeah, after 6 years we can select them with a click. Or yeah, I'm sure I will count the extent of my documents character by character - wait, wrong thread. Small thing, but if you edit something more than a few pages, it will drive you crazy in a matter of minutes that you waste hours on such a nonessential task. That would be awesome if features that seriously affect productivity or a total roadblock wouldn't get dismissed for years, I'm sure many of us are here because of grounded reasons, and would like to use Affinity in an efficient manner - in this thread's case not renaming all the footnotes if you forgot to insert one or deleted something. Quality reply here (and there🍷), thanks for the contribution.
