Here’s a wee tip about something I never noticed before. Now that I have, I notice it all the time! Or rather the time it saves me…
You can set a default aperture size in Photojunction so that whenever you drag a new image onto a layout, it defaults to the size you specify instead of the standard 7×5. Pretty handy if you use one size a fair bit – saves you having to resize heaps of apertures!
Open the PJ preferences and under the Supplier option, you can choose whatever size you like from the drop down box.
HTH
PS • If what you want to do is drag the same size as the last aperture you added, here’s how.
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