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It goes almost without saying that
Adobe is the gold standard. Yes, it's expensive, and my experience
is that where it was very stable in earlier version, it has it's
moments now. (This may be more a problem with the OS and whatever
black magic Microsoft is into, than Adobe.) But these programs are
so feature rich that the little things are, well, little things.
If you want the most control over your work, then the choice is
simple—Adobe.
Click on the icon to read more
at Adobe's site.
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Have you ever
sent a document with lists or quotes, tables or images,
only to have the recipient ask you for a Greek to English
dictionary? Then you know why Acrobat is the only game in
town. Quite a few companies have tried to develop a multi-platform,
text and image, file format that would do what Acrobat does,
but only Adobe Acrobat's PDF format delivers what it promises.
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Adobe Elements
7 gives you the best of Photoshop for amateur to pro photographer.
But even if you don't own a camera, Elements gives you the
features you want in a graphics editing program: paint brushes,
filters, styles and effects, tools to smudge, burn, dodge,
sharpen blur, and control of color, hue, saturation, brightness,
contrast, and so much more. Including Elements Smart Brush
that paints in any of 50 special effects; and the magic Photomerge®
Scene Cleaner that all but restages and reshoots that picture
that got away. All in an attractive, clean, desktop that adapts
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I have used
Adobe Photoshop since 4.0. A lot has changed, but not Adobe's
commitment to quality. Photoshop meets the highest standards
and demands in both fine art and commercial printing. With
unmatched control of everything that is an image. It's not
just for photographers, but anyone editing or creating images.
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Although
Photoshop does nearly everything, including lots of things
using vector based images, it is Adobe Illustrator that
commands the highest professional respect for vector based
art. It is the perfect companion application to Photoshop.
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Once you've used Adobe's feature
rich InDesign to create books, brochures, or magazines, you'll
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CS4 Design
Standard includes Photoshop CS4, Illustrator CS4, Indesign
CS4, and Acrobat 9 Pro. Save up to 60% over buying individual
products separately. If you're a student, don't despair,
Adobe has created a special pricing just for you—CS4
Design Standard – Student Edition |
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And there's more! Dreamweaver,
Flash, After Effects, Fireworks, Soundbooth
, Premier . . .
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