v0.4.2

PDF imposition for print — lay your pages out on the press sheet.

Windows, no setup — the -portable.zip: unzip, run Laydown.exe
(SmartScreen will warn once: More info → Run anyway). 64-bit only
(PyQt6 ships no 32-bit Windows packages).

Windows, installed (MSIX) — the package is signed with the project's
own certificate, and Windows only installs what it trusts, so the first
time you need one elevated-PowerShell moment in your download folder:

Import-Certificate -FilePath .\Laydown-msix-signing.cer -CertStoreLocation Cert:\LocalMachine\TrustedPeople
Add-AppxPackage (Get-Item .\Laydown-*-windows-x64.msix)

That trust is one-time — future releases are signed with the same
certificate. (Skipping the first line gets you error 0x800B010A.)

macOS — .dmg, drag to Applications. First launch: right-click → Open.
Linux — extract the .tar.gz and run ./Laydown. No Python needed.

What changed is in CHANGELOG.md.
The site is at https://danielmevit.github.io/laydown/.

Upgrading from PressReady? This app was called PressReady up to 0.3.0
(renamed to avoid clashing with Fujifilm's product of the same name). To
Windows the old install is a different app, so remove it once:
Get-AppxPackage PressReadyTeam.PressReady | Remove-AppxPackage — and the
certificate trust starts fresh too, hence the Import-Certificate step above.