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[Designorati] Space Monkey and Other Photoshop Easter Eggs! ”” Designorati: It’s the latest Photoshop Easter egg, those goofy little jokes software developers work into their products just for fun! Photoshop and ImageReady has had a long history of Easter eggs, and you can learn how to uncover some more in the .

[Layers Magazine Forums - Adobe InDesign] Fireworks vs. Illustrator and Photoshop - Layers Magazine Forums: The first version of Design Premium CS3 added both Dreamweaver and Flash. I originally had CS and CS2 Standard, and then paid the extra $200 dollars for the CS3 Premium because I considered getting Dreamweaver and Flash and Acrobat all for an extra $200 to be a good bargain.

[Airbag Industries] Airbag - Illustrator.: There's a masochistic part of me that longs for the old, old days of Illustrator, where you had to hit cmd-Y to see the illustration as-is, when one worked in wireframe mode all the time, when people who called themselves designers knew how to draw, and when I used to walk to school barefoot, in the snow, uphill both ways.

[The Art of Adam Betts] Photoshop CS3 Replacement Icon | The Art of Adam Betts: Now the new Adobe icon lineup is great, because it’s functional, you don’t have to check if there’s a flower or a butterfly to click the right one. Colorcoding and abbreviations (periodic table reference is excellent too) are a nice trick (stolen from Macromedia though).

[Ben Nadel ColdFusion And Web Development Feed @ BenNadel.com] Fireworks CS3 Review Over On FireworksZone : Kinky Solutions : A ...: I don't know about the newest Photoshop versions, but something that has always irked me to no end is the "selection" process in Photoshop. You can't just click on an item and select it - you either have to click on the layer (within the layers panel) or right on an item and select the appropriate layer from the drop down list of what tends to be a lot of layers with horrible naming (not the PS fault - bad designer mentality).

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[Quark VS InDesign.com] Download CS3 Replacement Icons ”” Quark VS InDesign.com: Beginning with pencil sketches, Natasha Kolesniko’vs vibrant Photoshop, ImageReady, Illustrator, and InDesign CS3 icons are fun, wild, and pleasing. Sitting beside computer-polished icons on a desktop or dock, these really stand out.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: CS4: Sweating the Details: Personally I'm really excited about the spring-loaded keys (although I wish they were in Illustrator CS4 too) and the other interface efficiency changes. Enhanced display of images sounds very nice too, but I'll have to wait and see it with my own eyes before I can see just how good it is.

[Veerle's blog: full articles] The new Adobe icons and branding | Veerle's blog: What we had in the CS2 days were elaborate 3d-rendered icons for documents and things which looked nice at really huge views but reduced to little puddles of pixel mud at the small sizes. Arguably it's the 16px and maybe 32px icon view that are the most prevalent, so it's those sizes that we focused on in creating our technique for rendering the figures. The new bits look simple, and in contrast to the 3d-style work out there they are, but there's a lot of nuance to give them richness that scales to the larger sizes.

[Crestock Stock Photos Design and Photography Blog] Easter Egg Hunt: Hidden Treasures in Your Design Software ...: The best thing about it is that the keyboard shortcut to call out the alien (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+K, or Alt+Command+Shift on a Mac) is just one key different from the shortcut used to make the text all-caps, so it is very easy to activate it by accident without knowing exactly what happened. And what happens is this: an alien stomps onto your screen and zaps your textbox with a ray-gun - complete with glorious soundeffects.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Now showing: The rest of the CS3 icons: I for one understand Adobe's move to using the two letter product name of the products as most users on the forum refer to them anyway by their two letter name (DW for Dreamweaver, FL for Flash, PS for Photoship, AI for Illustrator, etc). I think this is a great idea, but I just wish the icons were not color coded according to their use, but instead may maintain a light linear red gradient [Adobe's official color] and place a hint or faded icon of the product that we're all familiar with, then include the two letter acronym, somewhere at the bottom right corner with a smaller type.

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