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[InDesignSecrets] InDesignSecrets » Blog Archive » Raise Image Resolution Directly ...: about the downsampling used, it can be changed in the javascript at lines 353 and 367 by changing the words BICUBIC to BICUBICSHARPER. alternatively, i’d make the suggestion to the author of the script to include a dialog which allows a control of how the images are resampled.

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Goodnight, Suite RISC...: That said, as someone who first bought Photoshop in the 1980s and has used (and paid for) virtually every version since then, I have two frustrations with Adobe: 1) Over the years, as a Mac user, I have felt increasingly marginalized, and the fact that CS4 runs in 64-bit on Windows (where less than 10% of the installed base has a 64-bit OS), but is only 32-bit on Mac (where 100% of all shipping systems are 64-bit running a 64-bit capable OS) just grates on me.

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[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe: Adobe Snow Leopard FAQ: You'd have to stop work on CS5, have a huge paradigm shift to look at the older code/tools/problems, frustrate all your engineering staff doing that (no one wants to look back at bugs they already fixed), reconfigure build machines and test machines (remember Apple's dev tools are tied to OS releases, so to build CS3 you'd have to setup Tiger Machines to build, using old versions of XCode, and debugging can't be native so you must use painful remote debugging, etc.). When you think about it, it quickly becomes impractical.

[Panic Blog] Panic Blog » Mac OS X Stats: 12/2009: Otherwise we use InDesign 3. Also, with the print industry not doing so well, there’s not much budget left for equipment upgrades lately so we need to make those old PowerMacs last as long as possible.

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