Or am I the only one here who thinks that's not an amount you spend just like that
Any designers going to spend their money on CS3
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Any designers going to spend their money on CS3
So, with the prices being leaked today of Adobe's CS3 package, are there many people going to spend the $1599 for Creative Suite CS3 Web Premium, $2499 for Adobe Creative Suite CS3 Master Collection, $1199 for Creative Suite CS3 Production Premium, or $1599 for Suite CS3 Design Premium?
Or am I the only one here who thinks that's not an amount you spend just like that
Or am I the only one here who thinks that's not an amount you spend just like that
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Yes
I used the Beta and thought it was brilliant. It's pretty much a "must" if you have an Intel mac since the PPC versions run in rosetta and are prone to crashing or just running slowly.
EDIT | I'm not gonna rush out and buy it. Not for another 18 months or so... saving my money for traveling right now.
EDIT | I'm not gonna rush out and buy it. Not for another 18 months or so... saving my money for traveling right now.
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How come they have released a BETA and all kinds of information regarding all the new updates and features for Photoshop CS3, but we have seen absolutely nothing on Illustrator, Dreamweaver, Flash, Premiere Pro, After Effects, etc.... and they want us now to upgrade without knowing what the deal is with all the other apps? I don't get adobe. And I HATE their website.
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The Photoshop guru's say they absolutely hate the new 'shrunken' pallete system CS3 implemented. I myself have seen the video tutorial for it and it looked bizarre. However, I really like the idea of using the RAW processing on JPEG images... how awesome is that.
I found a rather major bug (at least I think so) with Illustrator CS2, and am thinking about contacting Adobe about it to let them know and see if I can get a free upgrade to CS3. Do you think it's worth my time? Any tips on how I should ask politely (or unpolitely) for a free upgrade to CS3? This bug I found really put a dent in my work and had me pulling my hair out for weeks. Now I can't do what I want with the software because of some crazy bug.
I found a rather major bug (at least I think so) with Illustrator CS2, and am thinking about contacting Adobe about it to let them know and see if I can get a free upgrade to CS3. Do you think it's worth my time? Any tips on how I should ask politely (or unpolitely) for a free upgrade to CS3? This bug I found really put a dent in my work and had me pulling my hair out for weeks. Now I can't do what I want with the software because of some crazy bug.
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I won't personally buy it - too expensive. However, I'm going to beg, plead & demand (politely) that my boss buys it for me at work. I've been waiting for Smart Filters for years - I'll be damned if I'm not going to have them now that they're available.
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