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post #21 of 24
12/23/05 at 4:10am
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Originally Posted by maxrule
This is not true abouy features. If you are a digital photographer their is *"MANY"* new features aimed right for you. It is worth the price 10 times fold for the upgrade from cs1 and cs2. Heck Adobe Bridge alone is worth the upgrade.
What strikes me as all too true, is you are posting in a thread that was started over half a year ago and has some huge (1024 x 768) screenshots that are hosted on a 56 Kb connection. And you sound like a commercial.
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post #22 of 24
12/23/05 at 6:09am
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Originally Posted by olyteddy
What strikes me as all too true, is you are posting in a thread that was started over half a year ago and has some huge (1024 x 768) screenshots that are hosted on a 56 Kb connection. And you sound like a commercial.

Me? If you take the time to look aboive my response someone else brought this thread out of the grave...... I was just responding to his cs2 is not nay better then cs1. What exactly is the point of your post here?
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post #23 of 24
12/23/05 at 3:13pm
Sorry, I was just grumpy after having to wait for those .GIFs to load. Maybe superboy should re-host them at imageshack...
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post #24 of 24
12/23/05 at 7:16pm
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Originally Posted by A75-S209
adobe has a updater and it checks for valid copies.


I didnt find much diffrence between CS and CS2. Unless your going into a graphics degree id just go with the regular cs. Looks neat but too expencive. I got my copy from school of CS and im happy with it.
but wouldnt a key gen make it a valid copy? i dont really care though because i dont let my software come outside often
piracy is a nono though







unless the software is a ripoff
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