[spalding12]

just got my new photoshop cs in the mail yesterday
about 1 month earlier than promised (that NEVER happens)
i'll let you know more later

wow
that's all i can say now

greg

[::maroma::]

Cool. I want a full review!

[spalding12]

give me a couple of days
i also saw scott kelby the other day
the guru of photoshop
he's having a class in orlando soon
i want to go
i am in awe of this program

greg

[BrunoBruin]

I got my copy as well. So far the biggest change I've noticed is that the file browser stays open when you select a photo or switch apps. It used to drive me bonkers that the browser window would close just because I went to check an e-mail or something. Also, the browser itself used to be very buggy for me and would crash when I tried to scroll through folders with lots of images. Seems stable now. Thanks, Adobe!

I do have to agree with those who say the new features here don't really qualify this as a full point upgrade. 7.5 would be more like it. And I don't much care for the new icon. A feather on a white square?! I replaced it with the one from PS 7.

[dr. zoidberg]

SCREENSHOTS,

now.



please!!

[sandsl]

Post your screenshot requests or questions, if you have any

About:
http://www.tvilike.co.uk/photoshopcs.jpg

[Developer]

Please post the application icon at 128 x 128 size.

Edit:

Thanks.



I don't like it. And as usual it doesn't follow Apple's guidelines.

[KidRed]

What are the additions? Is it faster? Is it more stable? I know there's the file browser improvements and text on a path which is LONG overdue, but what else?

From Adobe's web site it doesn't seem like this is a worth wild update. I might wait for v9 or 10 the way Adobe seems to be updating, no more .5s anymore.

[sandsl]

Originally posted by Developer:
Please post the application icon at 128 x 128 size.

http://www.tvilike.co.uk/PS_AppIcon.tiff

Photoshop CS launches alot faster, quits faster and is generally faster overall. Feels so much better than 7.

Probably should have been a .5 release but its certainly an improvement.

[headbirth]

I was wondering if it installs as a single app or does it litter your directories with adobe files as usual.

[sandsl]

Originally posted by headbirth:
I was wondering if it installs as a single app or does it litter your directories with adobe files as usual.

It installed a Adobe Photoshop CS folder in the applications folder which contains:
Adobe ImageReady CS
Adobe Photoshop CS
Help (Folder)
Helpers (Folder)
Legal (Folder)
Photoshop CS ReadMe
Plug-Ins (Folder)
Presets (Folder)
Samples (Folder)
Scripting Guide (Folder)
Third Party License.pdf

Plus a load of stuff in application support.

[::maroma::]

Originally posted by sandsl:
It installed a Adobe Photoshop CS folder in the applications folder which contains:
Adobe ImageReady CS
Adobe Photoshop CS
Help (Folder)
Helpers (Folder)
Legal (Folder)
Photoshop CS ReadMe
Plug-Ins (Folder)
Presets (Folder)
Samples (Folder)
Scripting Guide (Folder)
Third Party License.pdf

Plus a load of stuff in application support.

Dang! I was really hoping Adobe would go the route of Acrobat Pro and do a single icon for the whole package. But I guess that would create problems with plug-ins and such. I think it would be cool if they could have it so if you drag and drop, say a plug-in, on the Photoshop icon, it would recognize it's a plug in and install it for you. Maybe in 9.0

[Developer]

Plug-Ins belong into the Application Support folder.

[kdogg73]

I went ahead and splurged. I upgrade to Adobe Creative Suite Premium. 6 programs install from 2 discs. Everything but Acrobat and Distiller get new icons. So far, everything appears to run okay on Panther. I can post screenshots if you guys want to see anything in particular.

[Jan Van Boghout]

Originally posted by spalding12:

[off-topic]The animated gif bug is fixed in Safari 1.1! [/off-topic]

[gorickey]

Originally posted by Jan Van Boghout:
[off-topic]The animated gif bug is fixed in Safari 1.1! [/off-topic]

Haha, good catch...I didn't even notice since I was so used to the old way...