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Acrobat How-To: Streamline Review Cycles

The release of the Acrobat 6.0 family of products represents a significant signpost in the grand journey of PDF and Acrobat. By extending the collaboration features of the Acrobat product family to include managed review processes, Adobe Reader-enabled commenting and forms fill-in, Acrobat has evolved into the central point of an electronic, collaborative workplace. Collaboration […]

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A Quick Overview of Photoshop CS

All right, first things first: I know you’re a bit freaked out about this upgrade being named “Photoshop CS” rather than Photoshop 8. Don’t feel bad — we’re all a little freaked out, but once you see how the whole “CS” works together, it makes more sense (I didn’t say I liked the name, I […]

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Under the Desktop: Eat Your Serial

Creative professionals have a natural interest in the speed of storage for scratch disks and also in storage capacity for their large files. With the changes in the storage market over the past five years, I bet most readers can imagine a workday without SCSI. Sure, no problem. I bet many of you don’t even […]

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