"Classroom in a Book"? Hardly. I am intimately familiar with Photoshop CS3, and recently upgraded from it to the entire CS4 Design Premium. I bought this book with the expectation that it would be a "classroom" for me to learn the ropes of the other programs in the package that I have no familiarity with. It's fine if you're already comfortable with all the programs in CS3 and are just upgrading, but it is NOT for beginners for any of these programs. The lessons included for Photoshop were interesting for me, but I am already an advanced Photoshop user. Everything else in this book was absolutely useless to me because it assumes your familiarity with the software. This is honestly something that should be included when you buy the software package, not a book they charge you $60 for and market as something that it isn't. I'm glad that Adobe is improving their products and making them work well together, but I did not fork over my hard earned cash to get what is essentially a 300 page advertisement....
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Singular Software has launched PluralEyes for Adobe Premiere Pro Creative Suite (CS) versions 4 and 5 for Mac OS X public beta program. |
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announced that its flagship product PluralEyes® is now compatible with Adobe® Premiere® Pro Creative Suite (CS) versions 4 and 5 for Mac® OS® X. The |
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Apple started it with finger-friendly versions of its iWork suite. Others fell in line, with photo editors, drafting tools, blog publishers and database
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