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From: unique <unique(at)ptd.net>
To: hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Date: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 01:02 AM
Subject: Re: Thanks! (was Re: Probably a really dumb question for the =
Photoshop gurus)


>On 1999.10.18 at 15.31, John Dowdell <jdowdell(at)macromedia.com> wrote:
>
>> At 9:54 AM 10/16/99, Tom Grenier wrote:
>> > Thanks for all the GREAT responses.  I've sure learned some really =
neat
>> > things to do with Photoshop.  What an amazing tool!
>>=20
>> I'm glad you're able to get on with your work. But the complexity of =
the
>> replies show how a photo-processor isn't the answer to all graphics =
tasks.
>> A bullseye is a pretty straightforward shape, but pixel editors would =
have
>> difficulty with it.
>>=20
>> (Yes, it's much easier in Fireworks... it's vector-based editing like
>> Illustrator or FreeHand, but with all coloring, texturing, and
>> web-optimizing built right in. Things remain editable because it's =
one
>> application, not three.)
>>=20
>> If you can get your work done, then that's the most important thing.
>> Everything can sometimes look like a nail, though....
>
>Just to be fair, though, John ...
>
>I'm still green at a lotta stuff, yet I know that *some things* that I =
really
>wanna be able to do, are better (quicker) do-able in Photoshop ("4" is =
all I
>need, comboed with Fireworks) -- it has certain valuable non-Fireworks
>capabilities (not to mention that PS is what I learned first, when you =
guys were
>still "elsewhere" ;-) ).=20
>
>THEN, frankly :-) , I open the Photoshop file in Fireworks, then take =
it from
>there to the Web, or to Dreamweaver or even to Flash or Freehand.
>
>BTW, I think your (MM's) angle of creating software to allow Creative =
Flow to
>*fly* is *brilliant*. Way to go.
>
>HTH,
>
>Ken Sherwood
>
>kensherwood.com
>http://www.kensherwood.com
>
>
>

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