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Thread: Newest and best???
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January 9th, 2009, 02:21 PM #1312Registered User
postsNewest and best???
Hey friends,
I'm considering Adobe's "Creative Suite 4: Design Premium - WIN" package for my school. Are these programs the latest and best offerings in the line? For example, is "Adobe Photoshop® CS4 Extended" the latest and best edition of PhotoShop available right now?
Thanks for your input!
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January 9th, 2009, 09:20 PM #214,860Weak
postsyes it is...it is the latest. Best is a matter of interpretation. I am still getting by with cs3 and still use version 6 sometimes.
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JoshuaJonah.I design for DDD. Then clients usually like it, and the ladies find me more attractive.
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January 10th, 2009, 01:54 AM #39,965Noo doot aboot it, eh?
postsLike 3D said, I still use Flash 8 to code and that is two versions old. CS4 will have more features but are they necessary to teach? Then again, Adobe stopped selling previous versions . . .
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January 25th, 2009, 04:35 AM #411Registered User
postsSorry,
I don't have so much idea on this matter.
But i suggest you please take help of any experienced person or any good site.
best of luck
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January 25th, 2009, 05:01 AM #512Registered User
postsI think it's best to get the latest versions if the opportunity is there. CS4 has features that older versions don't have. It's only logical that new features will expand and become more important to the program. So learning the new features as quick as possible makes it easier to adapt to new versions of the program. It's like a learning circle that never ends.
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