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Sadly my PSP 9 has decided I don’t love it anymore and it committed virtual suicide (that is, it won’t work at all now). I’m using X7 exclusively since it seems to do be doing all right (though it does have some odd moments). I used to beta test, which is the reason I kept the old versions, but I don’t do that any more and, given the problems I’m having with hard drive memory (Cassel is right about that), I may have to clean house. But thank you for posting.
Never mind…I found it. I hate finding the answer for myself after I’ve posted the question. Sorry. D.
They are always worth the wait, and the newest goodie is perfect for using on a holiday card I’m making for a friend. I’ve got plenty to occupy me, in other words. 🙂 I even saw that I had failed to download one of the 12-days-of-Christmas templates so now I have a full collection. Now I just need to get a little organized. Yeah, right, that will happen.
There are two places I faithfully look every weekend….one is your store for the new goodie, and one is for the new tutorial. Looking forward to the next one. Dianne
I’ll just answer my own question. I’ve been using PSP X7 for two weeks now. I’ve barely touched the surface of what it can do, I’m sure, but I don’t find that it has a big learning curve. I love the fact that they brought back the mirror horizontal/vertical as a choice (amazing how much difference something so small can make). I was a little confused by the color choices at first, but I quite like the fact that you can create complimentary, triad, tetral, analogic and accented palettes without having to go outside of the program (am I lazy or what). I don’t always like the choices, but sometimes they push one to think out of a pattern (I seem to be stuck on light blues right now so it is time I move to a different color set). So far no big problems. Now I have to choose which of the older versions I delete…but I doubt if I’ll rush into anything.
