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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 01:38

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Deb, 

      ...when I try to use Adobe...




Some points in using these forums...

We can only assume Photoshop CS. Be aware that "Adobe" is a company that produces dozens of software applications for several platforms, not including thousands of fonts. For clarity, "Adobe" should not be used by itself to refer to software products.

As an additional note, you've posted a Photoshop-specific question in a generic print design forum. I urge to to please post in the appropriate Photoshop forum for the best results.

Thanks.

Neil

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