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Editor's Corner: An Ocean of Software
Today, Adobe revealed the new features in major upgrades to 5,235 of their creative pro applications. All right, maybe it’s more like sixteen programs that now have the words “Creative Suite 4” after their names. But that’s still a lot!
To help you make sense of what’s changed and decide whether you should upgrade, we’ll have two waves of coverage. The first, now on CreativePro.com, is the official press releases and first-hand reports on late betas of the core CS4 apps that are most important to you. The second wave, our official reviews of those core apps, will be online very soon after the software ships to the public.
Dive into the first wave of CS4 coverage here:
www.creativepro.com/article/info-center-adobe-creative-suite-4
Scanning Around With Gene: Oddball Images
And now, for your viewing pleasure, a bunch of strange, odd, unusual, dated, or otherwise worth-looking-at images. Where does Gene Gable find this stuff?!
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Related Reading: This is a column on a culinary kind of oddball.
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Tips for QuarkPress 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8
Jay Nelson’s tips on guides, layers, image attributes, and style sheets will leave you happy no matter what version of XPress you use.
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Related Reading: Did you know an entire section of CreativePro.com is devoted to print design and layout?
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TypeTalk: A Dash of This, a Dash of That
When you're working with negative mathematical values, is it OK to use a keyboard dash, or a hyphen, or an en dash instead of a minus sign? Ilene Strizver shows you the possible variations.
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Related Reading: Dash it all!
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Review: SiteAssist Professional 1.0
Build attractive, feature-rich, cross-browser sites quickly and neatly with this template-based Dreamweaver extension.
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Related Reading: Help your home page hit the mark.
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The iPhone As Photo Accessory
You can use the iPhone for talking, watching movies, listening to music, surfing the Web, and... helping you take better product shots?! Ben Long shows you how.
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Related Reading: If you enjoy clever DIY camera tricks, try this one.
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CreativePro Creative Diversion
Since you read about the video game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed in an industry publication, buying it is totally a tax write-off. Totally. |
Wacky Web Site of the Week
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