Archive for the 'Adobe' Category

Always something new to learn

Thursday, March 2nd, 2006

I’ve been using Adobe Illustrator almost every day for years now, so I’m always surprised when I discover something new by chance. For instance, I constantly use the cmd-space and cmd-opt-space shortcuts to zoom in and out while working, usually by drawing a marquee around the area I want to zoom to. What I just [...]

A small complaint about Illustrator Smart Guides

Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

I love the Smart Guides in Adobe Illustrator. They makes life much easier when selecting and constructing artwork. But they can be a real pain when trying to make small edits using the pen tool, as the handles and anchors can keep snapping to the Smart Guide constraints instead of where I actually want them [...]

Adobe updates

Thursday, October 6th, 2005

Adobe have released the first update for Illustrator CS 2, taking it to version 12.0.1. The release notes are a little sketchy to say the least, but report improvements to Tiger compatibility. I can’t say I’ve had many problems with Illustrator stability myself, but the update ran smoothly and Illustrator is working as well as [...]

Creative Suite 2 is shipping

Tuesday, May 3rd, 2005

Yesterday I had confirmation from Adobe that my copy of Creative Suite 2 is now on it’s way via UPS. For some reason though, Adobe sent the confirmation e-mail in PDF format, with no clickable links for the order tracking or support page URL’s. So I had to open up the PDF in Preview, then [...]

Fish-Slapping Dance

Thursday, April 28th, 2005

Mac pundit John Gruber makes some very disparaging comments about Adobe on his Daring Fireball site, in an article titled The Fish Rots From the Head. In it he condemns what he sees as Adobes recent focus on sales, rather than on creating great and innovative software: Rather than expand into untapped creative markets, Adobe [...]


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