Picture Play lets you combine digital photos, scanned images, or any other graphics to create rich and diverse compositions with editable text content, backgrounds, and stylish effects including translucency, transparency, rotation and more. Its powerful multi-layered engine allows you to rearrange and edit individual objects freely until your original artwork is how you want it. You can then print, or export to one of many standard file formats, to share with family and friends, on paper or the web.
New Features
-New resolution setting for documents that allows for higher quality output from
Picture Play.
-Documents can now be viewed at any zoom percentage, not just the standard levels.
-New 'Text Style' tab on the Objects palette when a text object is selected allows the modification of all the style properties of a text object without opening the Edit Text window.
-Document palette has been replaced with a new 'Document Settings' window, that can be accessed from under the File menu.
-The background can now have translucency and transparency settings the same as normal image objects.
-Objects can be double-clicked to open the 'Edit Text' window for text objects, or switch the Objects palette to 'Image Effects' mode for image objects.
-The 'New Document' window now includes 'Real size' and 'Memory usage' statistics.
-Contextual menus now contain the 'Duplicate Object' command.
-Resizing handles on objects are now the same size no matter what the magnification or resolution is set to.
-Object palette slightly larger to accommodate new features and now has a minimum height of four object list items.
-Color wells now have a nicer, more intuitive look.
-User interface cleaned up and tweaked across program making it especially better under Classic.
-More fixes to make windows respect the Dock and available screen space better.
-Resizing windows live under OS X is now quicker.
