Version 1.27 turned up the other day …. in the usual way, unannounced, with the usual set of promises, and a small degree of suggestive insistence.
I downloaded the update as requested and at first paid little attention to what might have changed … Then I noticed the absence of the album specs from the Tools window … Thinking I had misplaced them I soon realised that they had been relocated.
What a great idea that is!
Now the flowchart approach works simply and logically, tries to minimise the potential for idiocy and is much less mysterious.
Suddenly I feel that PJ has moved on from being the teenager that it was to a robust and effective design tool.
My thanks to Danny, Ian, Stephen and the PJ design team for taking PJ to the next level.
Thanks heaps
Johannes
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