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Kayecee

Way to go Printfection! You're front page at my site right now! It's about time someone listened to the shopkeepers and offered services for this niche!

Joanne

Thanks for adding these new settings.

I tried implementing some of the options. The size limitation on the header image for the checkout page doesn't work for me. It is because my image is over 100px tall and it got shrunk instead of stretching full width across the page like on my store site.

The note under Email Footer said 255 characters maximum. After I typed in text under that limit and clicked Save Options, my text was cut down to may be 50 characters.

By the way, is it possible to add Tahoma as another font option? That's what I am using on my store.

Will the myBrand option remain free forever? Your Q&A above said, "Right now....." which doesn't sound permanent.

Anyhow, I am glad to hear you guys are making improvements. I've only been using your service for less than a month. Although I haven't make a sale, I really like it so far. Thank you.

Gavin Smith

Hi Joanne,

We have no plans to charge for myBrand. For your myBrand Header image, I suggest that you create a suitable one that fits in with the size constraints.

We will look at adding more fonts in later releases.

Adam

The note under Email Footer said 255 characters maximum. After I typed in text under that limit and clicked Save Options, my text was cut down to may be 50 characters.

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I also found this bug. Can you get that fixed? It suggests we add in the link to the contact page but the "actual" character limit cuts it off.

Printfection

Thanks Adam, we have fixed that, you can now use the full 255 characters.

Dean Morris

I hope you're not married to your current website design for future releases. I find the organization very very counter-intuitive. As a graphic designer, I am frustrated how complicated you make out of such simple actions as upload, choose, customize info, organize into stores and sections, visualizing the store, etc.

At least for now put clearer step-by-step directions directly on your current design to explain how to begin a new store in an organized way. And why are images at the top of the list of products? Why is it impossible to flip to see what the store looks like as I prepare products and descriptions? I must have come across a hundred annoying design decisions and quirks. It's like your programmers and merchandising professionals don't know what tools and processes your customers need.

Everything is TOO DIFFICULT.

It should be SO MUCH EASIER.

Casey Schorr

Dean,

We know the store management interface needs a lot of work and we plan to completely re-work it here soon. It was written three years ago and we've learned a lot since then. I understand your frustration and ask you to please hang in there. Thanks for the feedback.

Casey
Co-Founder/ CEO

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