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TehMac

TehMac

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So my fine AT'ers, are you aware of any good forums for fans and users of adobe products like Flash, premiere, photoshop, etc?

Please tell!
 
Rottie

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Google search is your best friend I am sure there are TON of Adobe forums to your taste.
 
TehMac

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google hasnt been really giving me what I want. I just thought on a tech forum people would know another useful forum more specific to adobe-products besides the adobe forum.
 
pyonir

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If you want to pay, there is always the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP). They have forums there. I'm not a member, but that would cover your interest in a photoshop forum. http://www.photoshopuser.com/
 
rivan

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pyonir said:
If you want to pay, there is always the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP). They have forums there. I'm not a member, but that would cover your interest in a photoshop forum. http://www.photoshopuser.com/
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I was a paying member of NAPP for a number of years. I'm no longer as PS-heavy as I used to be, though, so I dropped it.

Excellent forums, at least back then.
 
TehMac

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I'm not as hardcore as those guys, and money is tight at the moment, so I'd prefer free forums, but thanks for the suggestion pyonir and rivan!
 
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Rottie said:
Google search is your best friend I am sure there are TON of Adobe forums to your taste.
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i like the way information was handed down in the old days, like 1999 ...

anyway,
http://GoToandLearn.com/

i think is one of the better Adobe Flash websites, though it's not a forum.

also, the "Flex in a Week" class by Adobe is really good.

and
http://www.Lynda.com/

has lots of good Adobe classes, some of them free.
 
TehMac

TehMac

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Yea, I use Lynda a bit, especially for flash stuff. I have googled, but I usually get pretty generic stuff that I'm not really interested in.

The whole point of a forum is contact with other human beings, so that's I created this thread asking if people had any recommendations.
 
uberman

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Adobe is kind of screwed up! I spent a half hour looking for a legit download of Adobe Acrobat Reader.

I got tired of playing around with Adobe. I couldn't download.

I ended up downloading Foxit PDF Reader. I'm happy now.
 
rivan

rivan

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uberman said:
Adobe is kind of screwed up! I spent a half hour looking for a legit download of Adobe Acrobat Reader.

I got tired of playing around with Adobe. I couldn't download.

I ended up downloading Foxit PDF Reader. I'm happy now.
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</adobehatingbandwagon>

Adobe.com

Search for "reader" – it even autocompletes.

First result. It's even outlined in a giant box with, in huge letters, "Get Adobe Reader". Click THAT and it autodetects for the appropriate version for your OS (yet still offers a "Different language or operating system?" link).

Adobe screwed up (in this instance) not found - PEBKAC.
 
Fardringle

Fardringle

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Ooh! Can I join the <adobehatingbandwagon>? :D

Just in case uberman isn't uber enough to type adobe.com into his browser, this should help. (It's the very first result.)
 
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