Thanks for sharing your experience and opinion. In the general line of my profession, I have many “books of age”, e.g., my dead-tree copies of “The Art of Computer Programming” and “Computers & Typesetting” are more than twenty years old (although the author keeps fixing bugs and publishing corrections on his site and recently new editions of both series were released) and I pick them up regularly.įor current and up-to-date information of the three Affinity programs, I regularly consult the inline and online manual, which gets updated with each release. I don't worry that the information in this workbook would loose its value in the years to come. As a first edition (and a translation at that), the book does contain typos and omissions (IMHO), but it's cool to be able to submit bug reports to the Affinity Forums and get positive feedback. I have finished the first tutorial from scratch and I wish I had more time to dig into the rest RSN.

I've bought the “ Affinity Publisher Workbook” (First Edition in German) directly from Serif a few weeks ago (delivered through Amazon in no time).

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