The problem now is that CO 13.1 arrived seemingly with a bug (Windows version, not Mac) in the Print menu that impedes to select the resolution output, and this is happening just in the moment I decided to start printing my images!.

Quote from: aebolzan on July 25, 2020, 07:20:02 pm To tell you the truth, once Adobe decided to move to the subscription model, I decided to leave LR because I didn't like the fact that they lied when they had said that LR would will always have a perpetual licence model (adding a subscription model to the perpetual one would have been not a problem for me.).so almost two years ago I moved to Capture One and never looked back, as I find CO faster and better for processing images, albeit quite behind LR in the field of importing and catalogue capabilities, but I maintain LR with me because of the LR catalogues that I have, that I do not intend to process again with CO. So I can only move to LR, at least for printing, or to something else such as Qimage (I also saw ImagePrint, but it is quite expensive for a person who will print not every day and single images at a time).so this is the reason why I am asking opinions about this.I suspected that the Print Module was maintained as the same as that in LR 6.1, but I was not sure.the computer, by the way, is not so old: AMD Rysix core processor, 3.4 GHz, 16 Gb RAM, Windows 10

To tell you the truth, once Adobe decided to move to the subscription model, I decided to leave LR because I didn't like the fact that they lied when they had said that LR would will always have a perpetual licence model (adding a subscription model to the perpetual one would have been not a problem for me.).so almost two years ago I moved to Capture One and never looked back, as I find CO faster and better for processing images, albeit quite behind LR in the field of importing and catalogue capabilities, but I maintain LR with me because of the LR catalogues that I have, that I do not intend to process again with CO.

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