There’s a lot you can do from the comfort of the Photojunction start window…
- Start a new project or browse existing ones
- Navigate to the Photojunction website, classroom movies or Forum
- Access the new Photojunction Store
And if you’re a Queensberry user, you can even check out your order history and see your past, present or pending uploads.
Here’s how:
Open Photojunction and on the start window, click ‘Show Upload History‘ (bottom left hand corner).
The Upload History window will drop down.
From here you’ll be able to see important order and upload details like the Product Reference and your Order ID. Restart, pause, open or delete current uploads or orders. And filter your orders to make them easier to find and view.
Cool eh?
Hope this helps
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