I don't read the instructions unless I need to. Needing to is defined by 'it won't work unless you read the instructions.' One of the weaknesses in Photojunction is its simplicity and a sense that you can work it out just by using it. Some of us would have it no other way. But that means there is a tendency to apply the status quo approach to it. It is too easy to write off something because you had a bad experience with previous versions. Ultimately we can become neglectful of progress through our established habits. I had a conversation over dinner with another photographer last night. They said that they exported their albums to another program to get better clarity in their slideshows ... They had no idea that PJ was able to export slideshows in HD. There are several problems in play here. Firstly there is a modesty in the creators of Photojunction that means that they seldom stand on a rooftop and announce to the world what they have really achieved (not in an in-your-face way).  Secondly there are PJ users who have developed bad habits that are difficult to change. And thirdly there are people who do not pay attention when upgrades are announced and certainly don't make the effort to watch the accompanying movies. So here is the water ... imagine you are the horse ... You know what to do next. Cheers, Johannes