I think that's a serious limitation for professional use. Some formats will only contain raster based artwork while a couple will, at best, contain vector objects with raster-based fills clipped to them.

One thing I don't like about Affinity Designer: it doesn't seem to be capable of exporting vector-based files containing true vector-based fills. Just make sure any active fonts are installed on both devices (easier to do via OSX and iOS since they use many of the same system fonts). It's easiest using a cloud storage folder like Dropbox. afdesign files work pretty seamlessly between the iPad and desktop versions. Affinity Designer has a fairly impressive set of features and capabilities for a lower-cost application. If you’ve missed the eight free videos provided in the last three weeks, all of them are listed below.I bought Windows and iPad versions of Affinity Designer a couple or so months ago when they had their 50% off pandemic pricing special in effect. Freehand Masking and the Brush Mask in Corel PHOTO-PAINT.Watch them multiple times if needed to fully understand the instructions provided. The information in these two videos are extremely important for all users doing image editing with Corel PHOTO-PAINT. All training titles are found on the CorelDRAW Unleashed site and it can be downloaded immediately after purchase. After watching, I’d love it if you would consider purchasing the full training. They are completely FREE to watch, so watch and learn. Note that the techniques described are identical in both older and newer versions of Corel PHOTO-PAINT so this is important information no matter the version you use. After sharing a total of eight videos over the past few weeks from my CorelDRAW Unleashed books, today I’m sharing two videos from Corel PHOTO-PAINT X5 Unleashed.

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