Hello Dears, PJ Nanny here. I've been doing the housekeeping round here for (goodness me) years now, but I've never introduced myself because I don't like to be a bother and I love seeing my boys and girls in the spotlight. But we … no, I … owe you an apology. We released a new version a few weeks ago and on Wednesday afternoon Christine had a phone call from a nice young lady in Australia who had… (Oh, I can't bring myself to say how many) … LOTS of "warnings" in the Photojunction Problem Reporter (my second favourite part of the program) and was feeling overwhelmed by them. She'd stumbled To View More >>

Each version of Photojunction takes us further towards a seamless workflow to design, export and upload your album orders to Queensberry - right first time and hassle-free. And it works amazingly. What we're still noticing however, is a small number of people using LabFTP to send, or re-send, their layouts to us. This is now built into Photojunction (including the ability to re-send "part-uploads" for whatever reason), so there's no longer any need to use LabFTP. Photojunction does it all. You can still see your upload progress, and pause and restart uploads just as in LabFTP. And the advantage To View More >>

Each version of Photojunction takes us further towards a seamless workflow to design, export and upload your album orders to Queensberry – right first time and hassle-free.. If you're using Queensberry this is just a reminder that you no longer need to use LabFTP. Photojunction does it all, and the advantage is that the processes are managed and automated – so there’s minimal opportunity for anything to go wrong, and you’ll get your album faster. Cheers, Ian To View More >>

July's webinar schedule is up and about on our Webinar Schedule page. Check it out. You'll notice our Tips, Tricks and Power Features webinar is making an appearance at the end of the month, and we've varied the times to better accommodate our friends in the UK and Australia. Hope to see you on one of them. Cheers, Nigel PS Danny's headed off on holiday for a few weeks, so Ian and I will be presenting them while he's away. It'll be awesome ;) To View More >>

During our Photojunction webinar today someone asked how to hide the images in the Event window, which they've already used in their current album design. The same question's just popped up on Twitter too, so here goes... The simple answer is this: Hit the More button in the Event window and select Hide images used in album. That'll remove from the Event window all the images you've used in your album design. To have them show back up, select the new option Show images used in Album under the More menu. That's pretty simple. But there's a few other features I think you'll be interested in... To View More >>