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Digital Scrapbooking Review of Scrapbook Max
Bottom Line
Scrapbook Max is an incredibly easy to use digital scrapbooking software for the beginning digital scrapper. It also contains many of the bells and whistles for the advanced scrapper. If you are looking for a program to organize your digital scrapbooking page kits and elements and get your albums done, Scrapbook Max is a smart choice.
Pros …
- Ease of use - comes with a step-by-step video tutorial.
- Full album temples, very nicely done.
- Chuck full of digital elements for you to get started or to add to your collection.
- Computer user's guide is well organized.
- Allows you to add multi-media like music and video clips.
… and Cons
- Those used to high end graphics programs such as paint shop pro may get frustrated with the inability to draw or change shadow directions.
- No paper user's guide.
Denise's Thoughts - Mostly just ramblings…
I like it and I'm not one to enjoy things already made up for me, as I normally like doing it myself. But the beginning digital scrapper is going to love the albums that are done. I loved that I could create quick albums with my things and then be able to use them later. You all know what I mean, all of those kits you have sitting that you would love to use but your waiting for the right time? Make the ploppers up, make an album with them and add pictures to create a gift album right when you need it. I'm off to go organize my stuff!
Scrapbook Max's Website
www.scrapbookmax.com/
Try it out for yourself by downloading the trial version.
Editorial Disclaimer
Scrapbook Max sent one free copy to the author of this review for review purposes. The author of this article is in no way affiliated with the Scrapbook Max company.
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