lynda.com, the leader in self-paced digital media and design training, today introduced Bridge and Version Cue CS3 Essential Training.
To help CS3 users manage photos and other digital files that can become overwhelming, Adobe has introduced Bridge CS3. In Bridge and Version Cue CS3 Essential Training, instructor Ted LoCascio teaches viewers how to use Bridge to take full advantage of each application and better manage files for individual and group projects. Complementing Bridge in the file management process is Version Cue CS3, a server-based workgroup collaboration system that also works with all the CS3 applications. Exercise files accompany this training.
“Adobe Bridge and Version Cue are included with Adobe’s new CS3 release, yet they don’t have the notoriety of the big apps like Photoshop and Flash. Many people own this software but don’t understand its purpose or power. This video training course lets anyone easily understand these two important products, without having to read the manual or documentation,” says Lynda Weinman, CEO of lynda.com.
Anyone with an internet connection can access Bridge and Version Cue CS3 Essential Training by subscribing to lynda.com’s Online Training Library™. A separate DVD version of Bridge and Version Cue CS3 Essential Training is scheduled for release later this month.
Subscriptions to the lynda.com Online Training Library™ start at $25 per month, and provide access to more than 17,600 movie tutorials covering more than 260 technology career tools, software applications, and design techniques. Subscribers can access any of the computer-based training titles at their convenience. Multi-user subscriptions are also available for companies and institutions seeking to provide education and training to groups.
For free online samples of Bridge and Version Cue CS3 Essential Training and more detailed product information, please visit https://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=341.
This article was last modified on January 4, 2023
This article was first published on June 21, 2007
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