Assuming you've only installed CS on one box, the reason why you didn't have to call into Adobe is because the single-user license allows you to install it on two machines (i.e. a workstation and a laptop).
I'm one of the "lucky" ones to have a Microsoft Foundation Edition box (I live in the Seattle area). Yes, it's better than anything else running on the Motorola 6412, but it's nothing to write home about.
If there had been a dual-tuner, HD-capable standalone Tivo option there's no doubt in my mind which way I would have gone.
I'll be one of the first in line next year when the Tivo/Comcast box finally rolls out.
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Heh right, they're "only" 80 million off.
They probably spend that much on complementary soft drinks for their employees.
Unless you stick with OTA television, we ARE forced to take the all-or-nothing deals that you despise.
I would choose to not have to pay for the Golf Channel, yet Comcast forces me to.
Currently, users have to run a completely separate Image Ready outside of Photoshop to do this.
Uh, wrong.
File > Save for Web (select GIF and Transparancy)
This feature has been in Photoshop for at least two versions.
If they can make a decent franchise out of X-Men, then Transformers should really kick ass.
The difference is that Bryan Singer is a GOOD director.
Assuming you've only installed CS on one box, the reason why you didn't have to call into Adobe is because the single-user license allows you to install it on two machines (i.e. a workstation and a laptop).
I'm one of the "lucky" ones to have a Microsoft Foundation Edition box (I live in the Seattle area). Yes, it's better than anything else running on the Motorola 6412, but it's nothing to write home about.
If there had been a dual-tuner, HD-capable standalone Tivo option there's no doubt in my mind which way I would have gone.
I'll be one of the first in line next year when the Tivo/Comcast box finally rolls out.