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Article #203Re: Ram stops working in the middle of export
From: Thomas_Craul
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:39
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:39
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everything shall be much better in CS5. shall? bad excuse for those who already spent money whilst upgrading. at least i'd expected a huge progress for CS4. I'm just asking myself why adobe did not rather took their time, developing their stuff for a two year period considering all the main feature requests from anno 2000 and we'd mostly be fine. I'm working in a huge agency and ALL machines are still supplied with CS2, i mean, we have 2009. Somethings definetly wrong with the upgrade prices vs. progress that would be worth menitoned by the IT-Head ofs to the CEO considering the future investments into software upgrades. Sorry and by all respect, but i still feel like beta testing a major release :(
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