That said… I purchased the iPad suite of Affinity’s programs and can see that, as is to be expected of Affinity’s products, they are enormously powerful and worth every penny.

I appreciate there were clarifications about platforms elsewhere in the general advertising blurb, but my feeling remains - the headline was a bit OTT. It was just a series of, for me at least, minor disappointments - that the ‘all platforms’ didn’t include iPhones, that I couldn’t find the price easily that although I have an iMac the universal price wouldn’t apply to me because my equipment is too old to support the OS on which the v2 version runs that the page layout/design was so constructed that it did not display properly on my iPhone when held on normal portrait mode… with nothing to indicate there was anything else to see on that page. NO SUBSCRIPTION.” really grabbed my attention. The iPhone, being the device (or platform) I have with me at all times, is naturally the device I would find most useful to have Affinity Publisher working on. That’s not the way I see it.įrom my perspective I wanted Affinity to produce a version of Publisher that would work on both iPads & iPhones so that I could amend stuff, mainly text, I produced in Publisher on my ancient iMac. I take on board what others are saying, ie: that I’m a troll just ‘knocking’ Affinity.

I tried doing that originally, but didn’t notice any difference.I thought I tried doing that on the page in question, but maybe I only tried the first couple or so of pages and assumed all the rest would be the same.

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