This has been quite a week for me. About four days ago, on Saturday evening, my laptop gave me a memory failure warning when I shut it down. That’s never a comforting sign. On Sunday, I booted it backup again, but every operation I attempted was like wading through quick-set concrete. I’ll spare you the […]
Moving to Historian and Artisan check it out
I know I’ve posted about the cool calendar functions in Storybook Creator before, but now that we don’t have updated content from CM available, we have to be a little more proactive. There are two pieces of good news: Panstoria has a free blank 2014 calendar template that you can download and use in Storybook
Quick Calendar Adjustments To Use Your Existing Content check it out
I know many of you are curious like I am about what differences, if any, there will be between Storybook Creator and Artisan. So, I decided to take a look for myself. Panstoria offers free trial downloads of their software. You can’t export or print projects from the free trial, but otherwise it’s completely functional
Want To See Artisan? check it out
The more I use Storybook Creator Plus 4.0, the more I find to like. I have to say that the new Content Manager definitely makes it simpler to find the papers and embellishments that I want to use without a lot of extra clicks. Take a look … So, when you click on what would
How To Use The Content Manager In A Project check it out
The Content Manager in SBC4.0 looks quite a bit different than it did in the 3.0 version. The ability to designate keywords for individual content items in Storybook Creator Plus 3.0 was one of the HUGE benefits to that version. It gave us the ability to look for content based on a characteristic, instead of
Converting Your Keywords to Storybook Creator 4.0 check it out
One of the first questions you’ll encounter with Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 is Basic? Or Advanced? What does that mean? Will I have fewer options if I choose Basic? Will I be overwhelmed if I choose Advanced? What’s the right choice for me? Don’t let this question intimidate you. It’s all mental anyway. Here’s what
Should I Choose Basic or Advanced? check it out
The more I use Storybook Creator Plus 4.0, the more I find to like. I have to say that the new Content Manager definitely makes it simpler to find the papers and embellishments that I want to use without a lot of extra clicks. Take a look … So, when you click on what would
Using The Content Manager check it out
The Content Manager in SBC4.0 looks quite a bit different than it did in the 3.0 version. The ability to designate keywords for individual content items in Storybook Creator Plus 3.0 was one of the HUGE benefits to that version. It gave us the ability to look for content based on a characteristic, instead of
Converting Your Custom Keywords check it out
One of the first questions you’ll encounter with Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 is Basic? Or Advanced? What does that mean? Will I have fewer options if I choose Basic? Will I be overwhelmed if I choose Advanced? What’s the right choice for me? Don’t let this question intimidate you. It’s all mental anyway. Here’s what
What Do I Choose? Basic or Advanced? check it out
I had some time to work with Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 the other day, and came across a great feature to the upgrade … the ability to easily delete keywords from an element. If you ever used keywords in Storybook Creator Plus 3.0, you probably know that they are HUGELY useful for finding individual content
A GREAT Keyword Enhancement in Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 check it out
It’s here! Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 was released earlier today. I am very excited about this upgrade, for a lot of reasons. It will make things more usable for the everyday family photog (a personal slang term I was given on the yearbook staff in high school). It will make managing your content much simpler.
Introducing Storybook Creator Plus 4.0 check it out
