hanoverphist
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i like how if you have reader installed and install pro over it, when reader automatically updates it crushes pro distiller/ print driver.
Originally posted by: rivan
Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Adobe apps have always been shit. When you work with them as a client, you realise why.
Adobe > Quark.
Adobe > Macromedia.
Adobe > Corel.
From a user's perspective, anyway.
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Originally posted by: rivan
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Yeah, other than Photoshop, the rest of their products can talk a walk.
Illustrator? InDesign? They're both very stable are two of my primary tools. They're pretty industry-specific though. Flash is an Adobe product now, too.
I imagine PageMaker is probably still decent too, if it's even still around... used that back in HS to put together the school paper. Things like that get a bye since they just bought them![]()
Originally posted by: hanoverphist
i like how if you have reader installed and install pro over it, when reader automatically updates it crushes pro distiller/ print driver.
Originally posted by: hanoverphist
quark was the schiznit in its day. pagemaker did pass it up tho. corel has good tools, and was actually easier to manipulate than illustrator and pagemaker. macromedia blows adobe away IMO. but im biased, i liked dreamweaver and director. thing that pissed me off about corel is them buying fractal painter and pretty much destroying one of the coolest art programs around.