Over the last couple of weeks we’ve tried our hand at a few new webinars, including an ‘advanced Photojunction webinar’ you can watch online here.
They’ve gone really well, except for last week when Steve Jobs tried to battle us for the prime time slot. Turns out he’s got more fans than us, so we’ll be sure to check with him before scheduling webinars in future!
Back on the horse though and this week we reckoned it was about time we held another Intro to Photojunction webinar.
It’s a webinar for newbies where Danny will walk you through everything from downloading and installing the software, to designing and sending an order.
Here’s the details:
Thursday 4 February @ 11am (NZT)
It’s free to attend so come along, ask questions and find out what Photojunction is all about.
Hope to see you there 
Cheers, Nigel
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