This APP is pretty cool And I can print from it Righteous

Updated Review (8/1/14): Today's "fix minor bug" update did nothing to improve the functionality of the app. I was finally able to send a low res iPad2 camera-taken image to myself via e-mail, but hi-res images loaded from the Camera Roll and successfully processed by the app, when sent via e-mail, never arrive. There really needs to be a better way to hand off the processed PDFs. The "Open In..." Function is desperately needed. Of course, if the PDF is really a low res quality, it is a moot point and the app is destined for the trash heap. I'll keep waiting and hoping for a major update to fix this huge workflow fatal flaw. Original Review: The concept is great, produce hi-res PDFs from your images to preserve the quality. There are even some standard vintage-style effects you can apply. The problem is that after you select the dimensions of the PDF, once produced there is no convenient way to get it to other apps (no "Open In..." function, no way to print (no Air Print integration, and no way to save it to the device for later review/use (e.g., resending it via e-mail or re-printing, etc.). The app should also include DropBox support.I tried e-mailing the PDF to myself, twice to two different addresses, and it never arrived. Maybe the files (8.5x11) are too big? I tried creating a message and then saving it as a Draft of the Message, and then looked for the draft in my e-mail handler and it wasn't there so I don't think the e-mail integration is working. And I am not sure why so many social media sites are listed for sending the PDF to, I don't think Instagram and Flickr even accept PDFs.Like I said, the concept is good, IF it indeed produces hi-quality PDFs, but falls flat on delivering.