11-14-2019, 08:34 PM
A quick reply before I pack in for the day.
I can certainly get strange results exporting from a multi-layer image containing text layers to a multi-layer tiff. No error messages but the 'text' layers (now raster layers) are very much offset from their original position. Do you find that? If the 'text' layers were full canvas size then no problem.
I do not get this bit quote..when i open multiple tabs and click on one and try editing text i get "fatal error unhandled exception"..unquote Is this when adding text or is that an error when you send the open file to the printer ?
If it is a printing error, try Layer -> New from Visible from top of layer stack before printing. Might prove something / nothing.
Too many questions about using multi-layer tiff as a format
The alternatives in Gimp apart from .xcf are .psd and .ora (open-raster format)
Maybe someone will come up with a solution.
If you need to go back to Gimp 2.10.12 https://download.gimp.org/mirror/pub/gim...etup-3.exe
I can certainly get strange results exporting from a multi-layer image containing text layers to a multi-layer tiff. No error messages but the 'text' layers (now raster layers) are very much offset from their original position. Do you find that? If the 'text' layers were full canvas size then no problem.
I do not get this bit quote..when i open multiple tabs and click on one and try editing text i get "fatal error unhandled exception"..unquote Is this when adding text or is that an error when you send the open file to the printer ?
If it is a printing error, try Layer -> New from Visible from top of layer stack before printing. Might prove something / nothing.
Too many questions about using multi-layer tiff as a format
The alternatives in Gimp apart from .xcf are .psd and .ora (open-raster format) Maybe someone will come up with a solution.
If you need to go back to Gimp 2.10.12 https://download.gimp.org/mirror/pub/gim...etup-3.exe