Sparked by a ‘oh-I-forgot-that-was-an-option’ moment, I wanted to quickly remind you about the default options you can set in Photojunction to save you time, and a few clicks.
In the Photojunction Preferences you’ll find an array of options enabling you to customise Photojunction to reflect your preferred and most commonly used settings, such as:
- How long you like each slide to play for in a slideshow
- The aperture border colour and width you prefer
- Units of measurement you like working with (inches or mm)
- The most common size of aperture you design with
Of course all of these options can be changed on the fly while you’re designing, but why not take a look at your default settings and let Photojunction take care of some of the fiddly stuff 
Hope that helps
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