[Plasticpete]

Firstly Hi everyone, I hope to be around for some time and get to a position where I may eventually be of help to others. However as this is all relatively new to me so I'll start with a couple of questions.

Q1.
I cropped the live view preview so that it represents the final print and having read the instructions I believe that the crop should save on exiting the software for use next time.

This doesn't appear to be happening, is it a bug or is there a solution?

Q2.
Under Photobooth settings/File/Print setup I'm selecting the landscape option and then saving this as my default setting. When I come to reload the software I am having to redo this procedure to set the booth and printer up.

Again is this a bug or is it there a solution.

Only two small niggles I know, but it all adds time to the setup.

Btw once the adjustments were made I saved the Settings and loaded that setting as default Profile 1 before quitting the software.

Any help/suggestions appreciated.

[Chris Breeze]

Firstly Hi everyone, I hope to be around for some time and get to a position where I may eventually be of help to others. However as this is all relatively new to me so I'll start with a couple of questions.

Q1.
I cropped the live view preview so that it represents the final print and having read the instructions I believe that the crop should save on exiting the software for use next time.

This doesn't appear to be happening, is it a bug or is there a solution?

I'll look into this and fix it in the next update


Q2.
Under Photobooth settings/File/Print setup I'm selecting the landscape option and then saving this as my default setting. When I come to reload the software I am having to redo this procedure to set the booth and printer up.

Again is this a bug or is it there a solution.
The software uses the default printer settings and so what you need to do is change the default page orientation to landscape.

[Plasticpete]

Hi Chris, I look forward to the update being released, is one imminent?

I'll look at the default printer settings as soon as I get my machine back.

Cheers, Peter