Templates: Top 10

We’ve just released another version of PJ Remix, 0.96.

Along with 24 bug fixes we’ve managed to put in a lot of time on templates, so much so that we wanted to have a little fun…

Does PJ Remix have the best templates because…

10) PJ Remix can sort templates into your own collections.
9) PJ Remix can scale your thumbnails of the templates, same as your images
PJ Remix can preview templates full screen with a good quality preview of the layout.
7) PJ Remix exports a template collection in 2 clicks.
6) PJ Remix can import templates from PJ Retro (you need the PJ Retro Template Exporter).
5) PJ Remix can filter templates by the number of apertures on the layout (and many other attributes).
4) PJ Remix automatically saves ALL your design work into templates.
3) PJ Remix can share templates from within PJ Remix straight to a friends email address (try this feature out!)
2) PJ Remix can drop a template as a group of apertures (ie the aperture sizes and spacing are treated as absolute).
1) PJ Remix templates will fit in any size album no matter what they were created on.

Did I get the order of these wrong? Miss one out?

CAUTION: My purpose here is to give you an idea of the possibilities of the template function, and encourage you to play with it, but this is very new code. eg I just spoke to someone who couldn’t use the Share Templates button. I can’t replicate this, but play cautiously for now. Another thing, if you have existing templates you’ll need to save the album again to create images in the templates. Finally, sorry about the image quality for PJ Retro imports, but the Retro images are fairly small to begin with.

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