Affinity Designer is a remarkably interesting program, as it attempts to blend vector shapes with raster graphics. It does this through the use of what it calls ‘Personas’.

Before understanding the science behind vector animation, it's important to know the difference between the two major graphic types: bitmap and vector graphics.

One way to do that is with Adobe Photoshop — when you open an SVG in Photoshop, the image is automatically converted to a bitmap graphic at a size you specify. Here's what to do: 1.

A second way to create a hard copy of your Ishikawa diagram is to export it as a bitmap to one of the following: the host graphical clipboard an external bitmap file a SAS/GRAPH Image catalog entry To ...