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Adobe Creative Suite 3 K-12 Site License Teacher Home Use In addition to the installation of CS3 K-12 Site License software on up to 500 computers, there are also an additional 50 teacher home-use rights licenses as stated in the CS3 K-12 Site License FAQ: Q: Do K-12 School Site Licenses allow teacher home use? […] Adobe Edge: May/June 2007 Connecting the dots with Adobe Creative Suite 3 Web Premium | Dreamweaver CS3 — Finding balance | The edge of Flash | Adobe Flash CS3: Importing Photoshop and Illustrator files | Using Flash CS3 with Flex | Making the leap to ActionScript 3 | Fireworks CS3: Top 10 new features […] creativepro.com – Review: Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 Without a doubt, Dreamweaver CS3 remains the premiere Web design program, and owners of Dreamweaver MX 2004 or earlier should upgrade as a matter of course. Dreamweaver 8 owners have a tougher decision. If you do a lot of front-line Web design and building sites from scratch, the […] John Nack on Adobe: FreeHand no longer updated; moving to Illustrator After a long and storied career, Adobe (neé Altsys, Aldus, and Macromedia) FreeHand has reached the end of its development road. The application has not been revised since Macromedia released MX nearly four years ago, after which the company removed FreeHand from the Studio […] John Nack on Adobe: Guidance on migrating from ImageReady The vast majority of what debuted in ImageReady (slicing, N-up optimization, multi-layer selection, variables, animation, frames to layers, etc.) has, by popular demand, been integrated into Photoshop. A few remaining things (image-based rollovers, Web content palette, SWF export) haven’t made the journey. Therefore Adobe tech […] John Nack on Adobe: CS3: Switching platforms, free upgrades Q. Can I switch my product from Windows to Mac or vice-versa? A. Yes. Just call Adobe Customer Service (800-833-6687 in the US; 020 7365 0733 in the UK; more country-by-country numbers here) for assistance. The process, as I understand it, involves signing an agreement […] Improve your photography with classical art. When Photoshop entered the CS series it included a new tool called ‘Match Color.’ This tools was made so that you could match a series of photos to one another.But there is another thing you can do with ‘Match Color’ that is much cooler: You can match the colors […] Keyframes: Frame One On an otherwise forgettable day, a small thing happened. A co-worker stopped by my desk and gave me a new piece of software. “Hey, I heard you know about multimedia. Take a look at this software. Tell me what you think”, he said.The word ‘multimedia’ should date the conversation like red Reebok […] The Genesis Project: Wacom: Got Good Gear? Wacom makes about the coolest piece of hardware you’re likely to find if you’re a pen and paper kind of designer. Wacom would state (and they’re probably right) that there is still a great need for intuitive tools that augment and tap into the physical abilities that […] Looking Perfect, One Pixel at a Time – New York Times Many problems, though, demand more dexterity, more sophisticated software and a deeper understanding of how a computer represents an image. Removing the wrinkles from under the eyes requires outlining the area and using a blending filter that eliminates the ripples by replacing each pixel […] |
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