Ian likes his car. It feels like the manufacturers had him in mind when they designed it. It feels good. It seems to know what he needs. It thinks for him. It’s a pleasure to drive.
Enough about the car, but if you read this blog regularly you’ll know we want PJ Remix to be like that: to think like you, look out for you, be a pleasure to drive.
For example, when you’re working with lots of images it can get tricky keeping track of the ones you’ve used in your album design, so Remix remembers the images you’ve used and highlights their filenames for you, like this. Pretty smart ha?
Unused versus Used…
HTH, Nigel
Psst… Ian didn’t realise we’d done this, and reported the new feature as a bug 
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