I use images ready and I can't really get the hang of flash.
But my friends say flash is better.
Adobe Buys Macromedia!
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Jamie Huskisson
, Apr 18 2005 11:06 AM
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Posted 30 October 2005 - 07:57 AM
OMG, big news!
I cant wait for the first Adobe & Macromedia colaboration in a software package.
I cant wait for the first Adobe & Macromedia colaboration in a software package.
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 07:48 AM
Damn, imagine a whole suite from them, would cost a few bazillion dollars for like fifty programs...
Anyways, it probably does have its ups and downs, now we have the best of both sides of the competition, however I like Macromedia, their logo and products were just so cool
Anyways, it probably does have its ups and downs, now we have the best of both sides of the competition, however I like Macromedia, their logo and products were just so cool
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 04:21 PM
It wouldn't be necessarily a good thing, i'm a macromedia user and i wouldn't like to see Adobe style menus and plugins in Macromedia software. (I really find that adobe products have an annoying workspace, especially floating menus).OMG, big news!
I cant wait for the first Adobe & Macromedia colaboration in a software package.
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 06:44 PM
I really think that Adobe does have an annoying workspace also. I've never actually sat down for a long time and gotten used to it, but from my experiences with it, I prefer Macromedia's layout.
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Posted 01 November 2005 - 04:03 AM
all these ppl tlkn bout how they h8 the floating menus, i must say i find they are very good, giving flexibility and creators a work flow that works for them.
i find the maccromedia programs very clostrophobic (god damn i better of spelt tht right)
if they are going to cater to ther consumers needs they wud need to have a work space either locked or floating as a choice.
(i myself if u hvnt figured, is a adobe fan but use maccromedia and flash wen i need to do websites and flash but neva eva eva use fireworks, im srry i just dont like it)
i find the maccromedia programs very clostrophobic (god damn i better of spelt tht right)
if they are going to cater to ther consumers needs they wud need to have a work space either locked or floating as a choice.
(i myself if u hvnt figured, is a adobe fan but use maccromedia and flash wen i need to do websites and flash but neva eva eva use fireworks, im srry i just dont like it)
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Posted 01 November 2005 - 06:04 AM
i'm both a macromedia and an adobe fan, and i just want to point out here: did autodesk tell discreet to change 3d studio max when they bought it? no.. it was simply for profit - this is more than likely the meaning behind the madness of the purchase as opposed to 'lets put flash into photoshop' or 'lets make fireworks replace photoshop'
honestly, you guys are just clutching at straws
honestly, you guys are just clutching at straws
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Posted 01 November 2005 - 06:34 AM
thanks Jay!!
You took the words out of my mouth!
You took the words out of my mouth!
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