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Thought I was the only one about MS Publisher. I also have an Office 365 subscription too. Now I have to decide if I should spent on some extra brushes. The lightning and chalk ones look tempting.

My wife had to go in early this morning for work and I was up so I ended watching a few more videos on the software. Have to say from what I have been watching I'm impressed. Hope to do a little project this weekend with it. Wish me luck

I have a very, very, very, very nice Bridge to sell you

So you're saying Windows 11 is being made in China

From the one day with all of the Affinity programs I would say I will be happy with it. I have an older copy of Corel Draw and I have been a Corel Draw customer for a long, long, long time. I didn't upgrade every new version as I use it for some page layout type projects for work related things. So between the two I shall be fine. I would download and check them out. But for the $74.97 for all three and no subscription, this was a true no-brainer purchase. YMMV Also Affinity seems more snappy to operate but I don't have the latest Corel Draw version ,so I'm not comparing fairly. @Brian Walton thanks again for making my wallet a little lighter I'll get you for this

@msmcleod Thanks for sharing. I didn't even know this little program existed and I was always wondering how you and others posted those animated little snippets.

Just bumping this as it is really good deal if you need this type of software

Was this sampled or modeled sound

Okay I brought all three from Affinity website. Now I have some learning to do. Was going to buy from the Windows store as I have some credits but I'll save them to use for some Staffpad add-ons at a later date. This is a no-brainer for me as I still have to do some page layout stuff from time to time.

Did you buy it from Affinty website?

and I thought I was the only one ?

Glad you got your computer running. My wallet is not so sure ?

Sure Larry. I think it all these deals you can't keep them straight

Were these thoughts scrambled or poached

Thanks for posting. Wow $75 for all three main programs. That is a great deal.

I'm not carrying that ?

My guess-timate will be coming soon in the next couple of updates.

Lar is back to cclarry

I think I have them all Have to check when I get home.

Fyxed that for you. You see your book is only Am. I Am looking for the I Am book. I Am a very fickle being and I Am not going to settle for just the Am model/version ? That was hard to type

Meh

Hey I can add another one to my collection then ? Sort of like how many Licenses of Cakewalk DimPro I have

Might be nice but wait for the IK special 6 months after they are released ?

It cost me more money to fix the Menard's box-car coupler then the car cost. They are for the most part very cheaply made. Now your 220 grit is a very bad idea. Use a Scotch-brite green pad and plenty of elbow grease. The problem with the paper is it will put some divots in the track and you will start to get arc-welding between the power pick up and metal wheels on the trains. This caused more pits in the train and the track as the train is running. If you have any switches in working order those are what you want to do your best and clean up as they are expensive now. The trains are expensive as most hobbies are now. My wife is into scrapbooking big time and the cost is not cheap. Of course she has been doing it for years and slowly brought new punches etc.... My brothers and I had an extensive collection when we were young and made big Christmas displays too. We would always got the comments must of cost you a fortune. We mowed lawns and shoveled the snow for money. We were lucky as neighbors wanted us to do side jobs for them for $. People saw the layouts and thought we brought it all at one time. Nope! Three of spending over time. I will say we learned a lot tinkering with the train hobby. Peace

The Fasttrak is rigid but they do make a transition piece to O gauge track ( not O-27 track ) if you need it. The O-gauge track can be cut with a hack saw if need be.