Okay, Ladies. I was just at my CM Regional Convention and I have a bit of news for you. They have quite a few new digital (& paper!) kits coming out soon that are very nice. The first will be the new Discover Baby Boy & Delight Baby Girl themes & accessories. Other goodies to be introduced will be the Wishes & Dreams, benefiting the Make a Wish Foundation, and the Discover & Delight kits (different than the baby kits).
But I know a few of you had asked about upgrades to MM & SBC+. First, on March 1 there will be a MM 3.0 upgrade available. This is an upgrade, not an update, so there will be a fee. I you currently own MM 2.0, during March & April the upgrade will be available for $9.95. After this it will be $15.00. But it you don't own MM 2.0 and want to purchase 3.0, the price will be the normal $39.95 price and you won't have to worry about the upgrade. (I hope I didn't confuse too many people!)
The biggest news is that MM 3.0 will sync up with SBC+!![]()
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You will also be able to more easily do selective coloring and copying/cloning from one photo to another. There are other things, but my brain is on overload and I can't remember what they are!
I also asked about the potential of SBC+ having text path and tearing tool features. They said that they were still in the development stages of it and it wouldn't be available until at least next year - no firm dates. They are also still working on SBC+ for Macs, but that won't be soon, either.
I hope that this is helpful to you!
Wow...thanks for all the great info! It's always exciting to hear about new abilities with SBC+!

My question is how do I resize when I open them? Whe I try to import into SBC+ I get the red X that says wrong size.
You can only import a template into a storybook that is the same size. For example, all of the templates you find in this thread are 12 x 12. If you are working in an 8 x 8 book, you can't import that template into your book. I get around this by importing my template into a blank storybook and creating my layout as 12 x 12. I then save that individual completed page as a jpeg file. I go back into my original 8 x 8 storybook and add the jpeg file I just saved as a photo. Then drop and drag the photo (your completed LO) onto the page. Voila...you have used a template.
I know it sounds confusing, but it is really not that hard. Just make sure you don't create your LO over your template. I would also suggest doing everything as a 12 x 12. You can always make your finished product smaller, but can't always make it larger. Words of advice I now wish I had understood when I first got started.

Good luck. You are in a great place to get tons of useful and helpful information!
