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Post by Saknika on Sept 9, 2009 22:11:06 GMT -5
What sort of things do you look for in a program you own before you upgrade? Or do you just upgrade as soon as a new version comes out?
Personally, I look for either specific improvements I need; or I wait until a few upgrades have gone by and a significant amount of the program has been revamped. Unless of course it's not too expensive, and then I just upgrade. By not too expensive, I mean under $100.
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Post by comicIDIOT on Sept 10, 2009 0:55:22 GMT -5
Like everyone else, Price & Improvements.
When I obtained Lightroom 2 I got it knowing what it could do and what it could do for me. I knew I could send my files to Photoshop, work on them, save and continue working in Lightroom without a hiccup (finding then reimporting, etc). This helped speed up my editing.
I updated my operating system the day OS X 10.6 came out because Lightroom & CS3 were 64-bit and the new OS was 64-bit so I could handle larger files, have increased speed (not just due to 64-bit computing but from the various other speed improvements within 10.6) and hope to see CS5 utilize Grand Central Dispatch (GDC) which was created to allow developers to squeeze every drop of power out of the components of their Macs.
So, it has to benefit me rather than the hoi polloi.
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Post by ricky on Aug 15, 2011 4:23:28 GMT -5
When the latest upgrade is available I upgrade which is very easy. Automatically it detect for upgrades and ask only the permission from us if we agree it done.
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Post by sajid141 on Jun 6, 2012 2:23:04 GMT -5
I'm in the process of developing mine once I finalize my portfolio. I code most of it by hand, using either Dreamweaver or TextEdit. If you plan on launching your own, learn some basic HTML and CSS, maybe even some Javascript. Websites nowadays rely just as heavily on CSS for layout as they do with HTML/PHP/JS. And for the love of God, don't use some lame iWeb template.
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