We thought it might be useful to document the process of starting an online business from scratch. Jim Coudal and Steve Delahoyde will periodically post here about issues involving our product and business plan. Hopefully things will go well but even if the whole thing goes down in flames, it’ll probably be interesting to watch.

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All Lined Up

From time to time, we get a call or an email from a Jewelboxing user asking how to make an image line up across the cover, the tray and spine, and the discs, making it look like there's one solid image across all the case's parts. It's a cool look and one that's been popular since we launched the system. But if you're just a casual user of design software, it can be a little trickier to pull off than it would be for a seasoned pro. Fortunately, if you're interested in trying it out, Bryan has put together the following video tutorial to guide your way through the process:


(if you're having trouble seeing sections of the video, we recommend clicking on the "Full Screen" icon -- that should help)

As always, if you have any other questions about this or anything else, or happen to get stuck somewhere along the way, feel free to drop us a line.

A big thanks to Bryan for all his how-to expertise and here's to hoping that images are going uninterrupted in Conroe, Cape Town, Liverpool, Seattle, Austin, Belfast, Heverlee, San Francisco, Toongabbie, Atlanta, Strum, Telford, Edina, Wyong, El Vendrell, Suwanee, London, Berlin, Bushey, and Pittsburgh.

January 13, 2010 04:40 PM



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