
#Jalbum not free skin
JAlbum now always prints some diagnostic message to the system console if a severe error occurs that prevents jAlbum from starting For skin developers: The JColorSelector component is now somewhat better at supporting colors with alpha channels on Java 7 Under rare circumstances, the recent project list would show each entry doubled (since 10.9) jAlbum wouldn't launch on Java 7 (since v10.9) jAlbum's embedded text editor would cause error messages to be printed to the system console when editing new files The "Convert spaces to underscores" external tool was broken Minor fix to embedded Turtle skin (stripping quotation from home page link text) Changes With a good set of editing tools, and a straightforward process, the free jAlbum makes for a great way of creating photo albums to share with your friends. We also missed the opportunity to add music outside of having to use a custom skin for it, a touch that would make some albums really special. It could definitely do with the ability to post to places like Facebook straight from the app as opposed to having to first publish an album before sharing. One minor complaint with the jAlbum is that for an album creation app, it doesn't have as many sharing options as we'd like. You can also share your published albums via a vast selection of different social networks, Facebook and Twitter included.
#Jalbum not free download
You can also download more skins from the developer's website. This is very easy to do and jAlbum comes with a number of styles to start out with. You've got a view options here - you can make an album to view locally on your PC, upload it to a jAlbum account, or upload it to you own web server.

JAlbum's strongest feature is certainly making albums.

jAlbum also includes a nice set of basic editing tools. Once you've imported photos, you can rearrange them, remove the ones you don't like, add captions and generally make lots of tweaks to make the most of them. The jAlbum interface has improved a lot in recent versions, and is now a clean, clear slate for exploring your pictures and quickly selecting the ones you want to put into your album.
