FTP: surprisingly simple

July 11th, 2009 in News by Nigel Hicks

Tags: 1.26b, Beta, FTP, Lab, Photojunction Remix

You know something’s been done right when its simplicity takes you by surprise … either that or something’s wrong!

If I told you something that previously needed its own piece of software can now be done with the click of a button, would you believe me?

It’s true.

Over the past couple of months the guys at Photojunction have been developing a feature especially for Queensberry clients. They’ve integrated the FTP process into Photojunction and released it in the latest release of Photojunction, beta 1.26b. Ordering and sending your album is now one smooth, easy process. You won’t need LabFTP any longer to upload your orders, and it’s all pretty much automated.

Click here to watch a short movie Danny, Ian and I recorded to tell you all about it.

Enjoy!

Cheers, Nigel

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June 21st, 2009 in Photography & Design by Ian Baugh

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Tags: Beta, Features, LabFTP, Photojunction Remix, Tip

The latest PJ Remix beta was released last week. Here are links to three great new features: the ability to add text to layouts, the ability to import PSDs as images (instead of JPEGs) and templates, and a function to create proof sheets. Plus all the usual tweaks and fixes!

Here’s another one Queensberry users will like – you no longer need LabFTP to upload your orders. It all happens within Photojunction itself. The software even talks to our server and assigns a Queensberry reference to your order.

If you’d like to try the new version but aren’t set up to get beta updates, here’s what to do.

Assuming you’ve already downloaded and installed PJ Remix 1.25, go to the Photojunction menu (on Mac) or the Help menu (on Windows) and choosing Check For Updates. If necessary you also need to turn on “Notify me of Beta Updates” in the Photojunction Preferences.

Cheers, Ian