Andrew, that is truly good news! Many thanks for letting me know about the update!

With best regards,

Lawrence

Many thanks, Terry and Fred! You can see from my screenshot of the 'load (already saved...) print settings' dialog box that the UI differences between the Windows and MacOS versions of Qimage One are quite substantial. It would really be a big help if Mike could offer an explanation for these differences and a possible workaround for my problem with the organization of my print settings. Thanks for the info in any case!
Best wishes,
Lawrence

Wow! I'm surprised at the emaciated version of Qimage One we Mac users get! Take a look at my screenshot (below) of the dialog window which appears after clicking the 'Load Printer Settings' icon. The 'Save Printer Settings' icon right next to the 'Load...' icon shows pretty much the same window. I wonder why such GUI differences are really necessary. In any case, thanks for the screenshot! It certainly explains at least some of the reasons for the discrepancy. I can only reiterate my wish for either a Mac version of Qimage Ultimate or a truly comparable version of Qimage One! Once again, thanks Terry!
Best wishes,
Lawrence

Terry, thanks for your suggestions! Unfortunately, Qimage One's User Print Settings doesn't have any file name header. It also doesn't offer any 'right click' info (context menu). All the more reason to finally offer a version of Qimage Ultimate for MacOS! It appears that Qimage One has their print settings' default set to date and there is no way to change that. I hope I'm wrong, so if any one knows how to circumvent this setting, I've love to hear about it. Thanks anyway to taking the time to answer!
Best wishes,
Lawrence

I have saved in Qimage One quite a few of my frequently used print settings. These include things like print size, orientation, paper brand, and so forth. I prefer to order these by brand name (all my ‘Canson’ settings together, all my Hahnemühle settings together, etc.). Recently I added two additional settings to a paper which already contained about six saved settings and they ended up at the top of the list and not with the other settings for that specific paper. For the life of me, I couldn’t move the new settings down to where the others were (which is where I would prefer they reside). Is there any way in Qimage One to organize one’s user print settings alphabetically? ...or at least move around newly saved settings to other locations in the list? I would really appreciate any help or advice with this! Thank you!
Lawrence Braunstein