on 2012-05-13 15:13 Mark Roberts wrote
InDesign supposedly now generates ePub files that actually pass
validation, so that'll be a huge time-saving bonus. Trouble is, the
file format is completely incompatible with InDesign CS5, so I'll
probably not try converting this year's PDML book.
InDesi
Elements is a *significant* downgrade from most versions of full
Photoshop, like CS5, CS4, CS3, I'd say. CS4 is way more capable than
PSE.
I'd have recommended you to save up a bit more cash and get Lightroom
instead. Lr + Ps CS4 would be a very powerful combo.
On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 5:19 PM, J
I'm still using CS4, and decided to take a gamble on the current PhotoShop
Elements. I don't like it one bit. Either it is missing most of the features I
use, or it uses different names for those features so the menu structure is
completely foreign to me.
Jeffery
On May 13, 2012, at 4:13 PM,
Well, I just broke out the credit card and ordered the Adobe CS6
"Design & Web Premium" suite. It's got Photoshop, Illustrator and
InDesign, all of which I'll be teaching next semester and will use for
myself, as well as Acrobat, which I may have use for, and Flash and
Fireworks, which I won't.
I
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