

When you start Comic Life Magiq – make sure you choose the Deluxe Styles template from the Template chooser. In the forum though I did find a reference to styles in Magiq, that said.

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I had no idea what file I would be looking for or where I would get such a file.Īfter pretending to ignore the problem… I decided that there must be a way and after a recent update and still seeing no styles I decided to search and dig a little deeper and possibly even post to the Plasq forum. I looked through the menus, and though there was a way of importing styles… I did try and search the FAQ, help and support without much success. With version two though when I started to use it I was very disappointed to find that the variety of styles you got with version 1 appeared to be missing in version 2!
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I mainly did this as it was much easier and quicker than trying to upgrade, I wanted updates to be easier and also I could in future install on other Macs as you can with apps from the Mac App Store. Plasq were in the Mac App Store from day one with Comic Life 2 and though I could have upgraded to 2 (as I have version 1) I decided to purchase and install Comic Life 2 via the Mac App Store. In version 1 when you created a title you could then select from a drop down list and choose from a variety of styles (the deluxe version had many more than the “free” version that came with many Macs and I how I was introduced to Comic Life. I recently upgraded my Mac version of Comic Life to version 2 and one “change” was starting to annoy me. Comic Life is a great app for creating comics very simply, quickly and uses a drag and drop interface.
