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I don't use a Mac as of right now. I have an old iMac but it won't run anything newer than the original CS. Version 8 I believe? And when I transfer this next year, BGSU uses Apple computers.
But so far CS4 seems much more user friendly, but that's not a big deal with graphic designers. Something I'm not particularly fond of is the menus. The switched location all around. From version 6 to 10 they've been basically identical. Now they aren't.
For the work I do, CS4 is probably overkill. I liked CS3 so far. They huge price tag probably isn't worth it unless you get paid big bucks for what you're going to do with it. Thankfully my professor hooked me up.
But so far CS4 seems much more user friendly, but that's not a big deal with graphic designers. Something I'm not particularly fond of is the menus. The switched location all around. From version 6 to 10 they've been basically identical. Now they aren't.
For the work I do, CS4 is probably overkill. I liked CS3 so far. They huge price tag probably isn't worth it unless you get paid big bucks for what you're going to do with it. Thankfully my professor hooked me up.
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looks great. What school are you going to? I am at the Art Institute and persuing my Graphic Design BA. I am thinking about buying CS4, the school has a deal going on right now that if I buy CS3 by December I can get the CS4 upgrade free. Since I am still using CS2 I think this is the way to go.
So besides user friendly is there anything else really different in CS4?
looks great. What school are you going to? I am at the Art Institute and persuing my Graphic Design BA. I am thinking about buying CS4, the school has a deal going on right now that if I buy CS3 by December I can get the CS4 upgrade free. Since I am still using CS2 I think this is the way to go.
So besides user friendly is there anything else really different in CS4?
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The trial is the best way to find out. I only use it for certain things so there might be features I don't use that are new or that I don't know about.
As far as what school I go to, it's Northwest State Community College for now. Then Bowling Green State University after. The degree is actually a business degree in Visual Communication Technology but for the most part it's the same thing.
I could only wish I had a MacBook Pro. I'm doing an internship right now and I use a 17" version. So so nice to use.
As far as what school I go to, it's Northwest State Community College for now. Then Bowling Green State University after. The degree is actually a business degree in Visual Communication Technology but for the most part it's the same thing.
I could only wish I had a MacBook Pro. I'm doing an internship right now and I use a 17" version. So so nice to use.
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