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  1. April 12th, 2010, 02:20 PM #1
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    Adobe CS5

     
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    crazy stuff, can't wait!!

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    Yeah it looks like they made some nice improvements, just wish I could afford it

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    I do some work with Adobe and just wanted to let you guys know that if you're in the market for Adobe CS5 and are currently enrolled as a student or employed as a teacher (and meet the eligibility requirements) you can purchase the Adobe CS5 Student and Teacher Editions with a discount of up to 80% off the retail price. The Student and Teacher Editions have all the features of the full versions and can be used for commercial purposes. So if you're a student or teacher it's really a great way to save some money.
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    Cs5 is much slower than the older versions. I prefer the older versions.
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    In CS5, you can use InDesign’s Selection tool to move a graphics frame and a graphic.
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    I have used CS5 and i like it very much......
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