Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2006/01/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]It was really exiting when PS introduced the layers in version 3.0... since then much vapor was produced in San Jose. At least it can be said they found a way to occupy their crowds of developers and to satisfy their share holders. I need to upgrade my Adobe and formerly Macromedia software packages everytime a new upgrade is available, as my job as webdesigner and art college lecturer requests it. But it's a pain and costs me a lot of time to keep the overview. Admittedly I could easily do 90% of my PS jobs with PS 3 or 4. Different for Macromedia Flash where the improvement steps used to be significantly bigger before Adobe bought it. Didier >Dear "Shark" - We are in wild agreement. :-) > >(snip) > >>The way to approach these respective burgeoning galaxies that CS2 and the >>whole CS gang represent (the entire universe as we know it) is not get all >>freaked out about it; but one at a time? To go boldly one step at a time. > >(snip) > >>The average Photoshop user does great with using one percent of one percent >>of the depth of power PS has. But in the Grammer and High School a lot more >>than that everyday they learn another useful tidbit from one off their >>classmates during recess or before school when the computer room is full >>with photoshopers who used to be into pinball. Electronic pinball I guess, > >(snip) > >>Mark the Shark