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By Jeni Simpson · Posted
Corrie, I, too am a newbie with Affinity, although PSP is a programme I have been using for many years. I began in a Rootsweb genealogy group, using PSP9, with a Canadian, of course, who had done quite a bit of scrapbooking. She was teaching us to create family pages, or a scrapbook sometime in the future. Sadly, she fell out with the leader of the genealogy group, and left our new gene-scrapping group. However, we continued with scrapbooking tutorials we found online, some of us joining the Campus, although not to the extent of becoming paid subscribers. There were many groups out there teaching PSP, and we joined those. I went on to learn tubing, and HTML, although never comfortable with that aspect, I did enjoy tubing. I must go back through comments and type them out so I can be a better user of Affinity. I loved this new, to me, programme, even though PSP is so familiar to me. Thanks, everyone for your input, as usual, it is invaluable. Thank you, Carole, for taking the time to learn and to teach us Affinity. I think, when I see a sale, or become wealthy, I would love to purchase the Photo2, if it is ever sold separately. -
By Gerry Landreth · Posted
Project 5. This has been a great workshop! It has been very informative as well as fun. @Cassel Playing any game with the cats is more fun when played in my imagination. Hide and Seek is my favorite. By the way, The Gremlins send their regards. They stopped by yesterday to wreak havoc on one of my laptops. They couldn't stop talking about how much fun they had at The Campus as they trashed my machine. I didn't ask about their next destination. I just slammed the door behind them. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
Well I never. I didn't know that. I don't think you have ever mentioned that before. Well not to my knowledge anyway. My head is full of information which I have accumulated over the years. -
By Corrie Kinkel · Posted
When I started scrapping in the Campus I already had PSP for a couple of years and had followed some tutorials from Corel, so I somewhat knew the program. Before Carole mentioned she was starting with Affinity I had never heard of it before. I therefore was a total newbie with this program, but having been a member of the Scrapbook Campus for almost 5 years now I felt I was up for something new. Of course the principals of scrapping remain the same but the how to do it can be different and I have enjoyed exploring this program a little bit. I have made notes of all the tips and tricks from the lessons and the remarks from the more knowledgeable among us. Because everything was new I can't pinpoint one that was the most important, they all were important to me and a big thanks to everybody that shared their work and how they did it. I can't wait to take this a bit further with the Magazine Workshop. I'll do that in Affinity because I have done it already in PSP. Hope to see a lot of you there and a big thanks to Carole for undertaking this new adventure and study this and explains it to us in the next Workshop. -
You are 100% correct. My husband is a Barclay.
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