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The Adobe Creative Suite Premium edition combines full versions of Adobe Photoshop CS, Adobe Illustrator CS, Adobe InDesign CS, Adobe GoLive CS, and Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional software with innovative Version Cue file management features, a smooth Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) workflow, and valuable training resources.
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27 of 27 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Designers Need the Apps and the Price is Good,
By A.Trendl HungarianBookstore.com "What should ... (Glen Ellyn, IL USA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE) (TOP 1000 REVIEWER)
This review is from: Adobe Creative Suites Premium 1.1 [Old Version] (CD-ROM)
Everything is in here. All of the design apps are on two installer CDs. Any designer -- whether web or print -- has at least a few of the applications in this suite. You only need to decide if the price is right, and if your current upgrades would make the purchase worthwhile.
Buying this suite is the equivalent of a corporate employee owning Microsoft Office. Adobe's name now equals design software. Knowing Adobe's product line is simply required knowledge. Print houses will accept and produce your files without problems, and multiplatform file transfer can be completed with minimum processing time. For me, I was using a dated version of Illustrator, PageMaker 6.5, Photoshop Elements. The additional programs and new versions of what I had made the purchase a no-brainer. I also primarily use Dreamweaver, but learning GoLive will help me as I meet with clients. Outside of InDesign and GoLive, every application here is the industry standard, and those two programs are strongly coming into their own. To explain the virtues of each individual application is not necessary. You know the benefits of Illustrator, Photoshop, Acrobat, and GoLive. InDesign might be new to some of the veterans, but it is beyond a replacement for the inferior PageMaker, and is a force of its own. With the quality increase of InDesign, designers are now able to choose something besides Quark for their page layout application. Including InDesign here made the purchase for me easy. I have no reason now to piecemeal together my software base. Each application has all of the features that they have when independently purchased. I fully recommend "Adobe Creative Suites Premium." Designers need these apps, and so your decision is only about price and value. Anthony Trendl editor, HungarianBookstore.com
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
All the goodies from Adobe, together for the first time!,
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This review is from: Adobe Creative Suites Premium 1.1 [Old Version] (CD-ROM)
Adobe has taken a dual bold (and brilliant) step: they've bundled all their key applications into a single suite (very appropriately baptized the Creative Suite -CS) and they've opened up a very straightforward upgrade path that leverages on their established Photoshop user base: essentially, you can upgrade for a very affordable price to the entire suite, if you have ANY full version of Adobe (no matter how old!)As for improvements, the best component to be included in this suite is called Version Cue, and is nothing short of a a basic version of an asset management/check-in/check-out component which allows multiple users of the same assets to not step on each other's toes by blocking write access to an asset currently being used by another user. Something that's been around for ages in the software arena, but to which the design world is becoming used to lately. In terms of specific apps, Photoshop CS (forget the numbers from this point on, think "CS") comes back with an improved File Browser, with very nice features such as the ability for users to add keywords to the files, PhotoMerge (which will allow you to seamlessly put together two or more pictures that were shot "side by side" as in a landscape picture of a city, for instance), and a number of great features that will make the application friendlier to photographers. Among the photographers' goodies comes embedded support for the Camera Raw file format (previously only available through a paid plug-in) and MatchColor to allow you to apply the color of one image to another. Those that scan multiple prints at once are up for a great surprise: the Cop and Straighten feature which does just that... as unbelievable as it sounds, it crops all the scanned pictures and rotate them so as to make them perfectly straight, eliminating the guesswork and the rework from this tedious process. Illustrator CS for the most part underwent an important "behind the scenes" overhaul, making it a faster app than before. But also, there's a new and highly appreciated 3D Effects feature that borrowed its strengths from Adobe Dimension, allowing you (among other things) to extrude and bevel an object to project otherwise flat or one-dimensional objects in 3 dimensions: Illustrators will just LOVE this! InDesign CS is perhaps the application that benefited most from the upgrade, bringing a load of useful and highly expected features. I'd like to stress ONE feature, though, that blew me away... two words: NESTED STYLES. If you have suffered through the painful process of laying out a document where more than two styles are required in a particular content block, you will shed tears of joy when you see this at work! You are bound to also find very handy the enhanced table features such as automated running headers and footers for tables that run across multiple linked text frames. Printers (people in the printing industry) are also going to be happy (or so Adobe wants) with the features that have been included in InDesign CS for them. As for GoLive CS, I've not been much of a user of this application, I admit, so I won't comment on it as much, but what I've read about it is that the upgrade for it was mostly focused on enhancing the interface. Finally, bundled with the Creative Suite comes the previously released Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional. This product deserves a lengthy and detailed review, one which I will write for it shortly. All in all, I am VERY happy with the new Creative Suite and I highly encourage anyone in the design industry to take the plunge into it. It will be very much worth your time and it will pay off for itself in no time with the increased productivity!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Adobe continues to rule,
By Photoguy (Indianapolis, Indiana) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Adobe Creative Suites Premium 1.1 [Old Version] (CD-ROM)
Before purchasing this package, I read several of the reviews and was scared silly by the warnings. Fortunately, I didn't have any problems loading it and haven't experienced problems using any of the programs. I should add that I am on a Windows XP platform.
The Creative Suite has incorporated several changes in all of the programs, but they remain familiar enough to get through them if you've used the previous versions. The video tour is great even if all of the possibilities seem overwhelming at first. Photoshop is still the industry standard for image manipulation and the new version has some goodies that makes it indispensable. Coupled with new features for Illustrator and InDesign, the Creative Suite package is a great tool for those of us who work as graphic designers or photographers. Finally, InDesign is very easy to use and offers more features than Quark. Although I love Quark, I wonder if this will be its doom? I hope not, but change is inevitable.
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