Posted on March 26, 2007
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Most of the details of Adobe’s massive upgrade to all of it’s CS3 (Creative Suite 3 for those who aren’t familiar with Adobe’s product naming conventions) line of graphic and interactive content creation software have been out there for a week or two. Adobe already annouced an officiall rollout date of March 27th for the suite, but no shipping date or pricing information was available until now.
Amazon leaked pricing information by posting pre-order pages for the new Adobe software.
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Posted on March 12, 2007
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Adobe announced that the company will be releasing two different versions of Photoshop this year: Photoshop CS3, and Photoshop CS3 Extended.
Photoshop CS3 will be the standard version of Photoshop (now out in Beta) that will launch with the next version of the popular Creative Suite. Adobe will be unveiling the new products at a special event on March 27th. Photoshop CS3 is apparently targeted to video and multimedia professionals, as well as other industries who might take advantage of the 3d rendering capabilities. According to the company website… Read more
Posted on March 12, 2007
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According to reports, Adobe Systems plans to release a hosted version of its popular Photoshop image-editing application within six months.
Adobe, whose business is built largely around packaged software that is installed locally on users’ computers, is looking to diversify its business with online services. Read more
Posted on February 24, 2007
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In conjunction with another post a few weeks back, I decided to add a few points to clarify some of the problems I have in general with recieving web content in Word files. It’s not that I debate the usefuleness of word processing programs in general, it’s just that Word file attachments in particular are rapidly becoming more and more popular among users to transport documents, most of whom do not realize the problems they can cause.
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Posted on February 14, 2007
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A few weeks ago, my company took a project to redesign a major charity’s website. After the initial documentation and planning stages was completed, we were ready to move into the visual design phase of the project. We decided to try a new approach, at least for website design, and show the client a series of mood boards to establish the overall atmosphere and emotional impact of the site before we plunged into the actual layout phase of the design.
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