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What software to buy?

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Im looking to get some adobe software and i was wondering what all of you used. On my PC i have flash and fireworks, but im considering getting more for my mac.

I was given a copy of Creative Suite 3 (totally legit!) But I'm glad I didn't pay for it, because I only use Photoshop and Illustrator (It would have set me back about two and a half grand!!!!!) I sometimes use dreamweaver, but only cos it finishes my tags off for me :D

I have Photoshop and Illustrator both of which I use very often, and I have InDesign which I don't use as much anymore since I don't do much print design anymore. I also have Dreamweaver which occasionally gets used and Flash which hasn't been used for over 2 years now! I also was given Corel Painter but again I hardly use it.

Having learned photoshop during my education it's hard to start with something else. I'm all familiar with the shortcuts but i might need to look for alternatives when i finish my education and can't use the educational version anymore :(. Prices of photoshop are rediculous :pp.

As for coding, i learned to use dreamweaver aswell, but it's a little bit of a heave program for simple coding. So i switched to notepad++.

 

If i'd buy anything from Adobe it would probably be Photoshop, and maybe flash. Don't do a lot in flash but they have monopoly on that, theres really no alternative to flash. Would really love to learn illustrator well but it's pretty damn hard :pp

Check out Coda if you're on a mac. I love it :lol: (a dreamweaver alternative). Photoshop is pretty much the only real option for designing (mabe corel at a push).

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Check out Coda if you're on a mac. I love it :lol: (a dreamweaver alternative). Photoshop is pretty much the only real option for designing (mabe corel at a push).

 

Ive had the trial for coda for about 4 days and it is really good, i am considering buying it!

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Ive had the trial for coda for about 4 days and it is really good, i am considering buying it!

 

Have you tried textmate? I used coda for a bit as well as Dreamweaver but like the way I can switch between PHP / CSS / CHTML / etc etc in Textmate. Once you scratch the surface it is a seriously good little program.Transmit for FTP is really good also ($30).

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Hello J.P.

 

well the Adobe products is a good choice, but definitely worth it if you're serious about what you work on. Essentials I would recommend are Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver. If you're doing any print work, then make sure you have InDesign, Adobe acrobat Pro is also worth having.

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