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Re: Which Program To Use?

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From: Katherine_Fain
Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2009 22:49
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Opinions appreciated: I cross mediums and for a class project I posted an interest of mine which was; wouldn't it be cool for adobe to create 1(one) application that could combine photoshop/ illustrator/ indesign/ imageready/ golive/and designer. This would allow a designer to save on memory space and open applications while working multiple projects (screen freezy and crashing or slow response). I was asked how many people care that's a big project, so here I post and your response is greatly appreciated.

Let me explain... I flip back and forth, If you use these you may understand. Alot lot of pull down menu's are the same and most doing the same thing, If i'm designing a logo, web page, vector or raster how useful to be able to not have photoshop, illustrator, dreamweaver open along with vegas for editing and droping film cuts or adding cross filters. I'm at the beginning stage of an idea but as a designer working crossplatform between print, web, film editing audio/video I'm dreaming in this ADOBE FOR ME space.
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