http://dustinbrewer.com/should-you-upgrade-to-adobe-creative-suite-3/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:01:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://dustinbrewer.com/should-you-upgrade-to-adobe-creative-suite-3/comment-page-1/#comment-301 sburton Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:39:10 +0000 http://dustinbrewer.com/?p=28#comment-301 Well i use mx and is a great program but the new one seams much better even thow i think it well over priced will i get it no not at that price ill wait till i find some that selling it on ebay Well i use mx and is a great program but the new one seams much better even thow i think it well over priced will i get it no not at that price ill wait till i find some that selling it on ebay

]]> http://dustinbrewer.com/should-you-upgrade-to-adobe-creative-suite-3/comment-page-1/#comment-184 David Fri, 27 Apr 2007 02:39:10 +0000 http://dustinbrewer.com/?p=28#comment-184 I am still working my way through Adobe/Macromedia/whatever Studio MX and<br />upgraded to Studio * Pro, which is still in the box until I have time to<br />read the trivia about what is new. Now out trots Adobe CS3 (what was CS1<br />and CS2?) More grand additions to confuse the many. Having exhausted the<br />usable features, upgrades now mean learning adjunct programs to run the one<br />you bought, sharing as if you want to, hypotechnical nonsense, and the<br />wasted labor and cost in adding once more the umpteenth edition of the same<br />software. Then the book companies get rich beacuse before you've finished<br />reading the new MX books, you are three versions behind in buying the<br />lateest and greatest of all must have now or be left behind CS3 edition.<br />Bill Gates created this business mosel marketing approach with the mottoo,<br />"If you don't build it right the first time, you can sell it again...and<br />again...and again." I am off the wagon now and sober enough to quit while<br />I am ahead. Hellow MX, my ole friend. I am still working my way through Adobe/Macromedia/whatever Studio MX and
upgraded to Studio * Pro, which is still in the box until I have time to
read the trivia about what is new. Now out trots Adobe CS3 (what was CS1
and CS2?) More grand additions to confuse the many. Having exhausted the
usable features, upgrades now mean learning adjunct programs to run the one
you bought, sharing as if you want to, hypotechnical nonsense, and the
wasted labor and cost in adding once more the umpteenth edition of the same
software. Then the book companies get rich beacuse before you’ve finished
reading the new MX books, you are three versions behind in buying the
lateest and greatest of all must have now or be left behind CS3 edition.
Bill Gates created this business mosel marketing approach with the mottoo,
“If you don’t build it right the first time, you can sell it again…and
again…and again.” I am off the wagon now and sober enough to quit while
I am ahead. Hellow MX, my ole friend.

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