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Up and Running with Affinity Designer

You're reading from   Up and Running with Affinity Designer A practical, easy-to-follow guide to get up to speed with the powerful features of Affinity Designer 1.10

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801079068
Length 460 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kevin House Kevin House
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Getting Familiar with Affinity Designer's Interface and Layout
2. Chapter 1: Getting Familiar with the Affinity Designer's Interface FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with the Three Personas of Affinity Designer 4. Chapter 3: How to Customize Your Affinity Designer Workspace 5. Section 2: Deeper Exploration of Affinity Designer's Documents, Tools, and Workflow
6. Chapter 4: Document Setup and Modification 7. Chapter 5: Main Studio Panels and Managers 8. Chapter 6: Tools – Designer Persona 9. Chapter 7: Tools – Pixel Persona 10. Chapter 8: Tools, Panels, and Process – Export Persona 11. Chapter 9: Workflow: Layers and Objects 12. Chapter 10: Workflow: Symbols, Assets, and History 13. Section 3: Bringing It All together
14. Chapter 11: Creating a Professional Logo 15. Chapter 12: Creating Astronaut Ricky and Sidekick K9 16. Chapter 13: Rocketing into the Pixel Cosmos 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

History

The last brief section of this workflow chapter is about the History panel. The History panel tracks all of the individual changes you make over the course of either a session or the entire length of a project. Each change is recorded as an entry in a list with the earliest or oldest entry at the top of the list.

Usually, I typically just track the history of a session, and this is the default behavior. I have never had the need to track every single change in a complete project. If you do want to track your changes throughout the entire length of your project, go to File | Save history with document. This will save everything you do over the course of your project, including access to history before closing and reopening the document.

The History panel basically allows you to scroll through time back to the beginning of a session, or to the very beginning of the creation of the project if you are saving your history with the document. To go back to a certain point...

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