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Adobe Photoshop 7.0 [OLD VERSION]
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Photoshop for the consumer?
(1 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Jan 14, 2004This is a very good program in the hands of a photography expert and software guru who has the resources of a company behind him. For the average consumer? I don't think so. For example, try to print a picture from your digital camera. The documentation is inpenetrable and the messages from the program are undocumented and useless. If you want telephone help with this $299 program, that will be another $299 thank you. There is no e-mail support of which I am aware.
If you need the ultimate photographic software and you don't care how many dollars you spend or how much time you spend trying to figure out the documention, this is a good program for you.
5 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
Great!
(5 out of 5) by The Cat Person on Dec 2, 2004 (Florida, USA)I had the free trial and just HAD to get the program after my free trial ended! You can create stuff the eye cant even create. I went from horrible to GREAT! I got this product after the free trial and now I am pro! Anybody who doesnt like this program is just flat out stupid! I recomend this!
4 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
Simply Amazing...
(5 out of 5) by Joseph Zollo on Mar 1, 2002 (Randolph, New Jersey)Adobe Photoshop is simply the best when it comes to photo-editing. I've personally been using it for years and have found it to be one of my most valuable tools in the field of web page design. When version 6.0 came out I was blown away by all the new features, more filters, more powerful. Version 7.0 is slated to be the BEST version of Photoshop EVER, with tons of new features such as the new Image Browser the Healing brush, and Spell Checking. Now, while Photoshop is one heck of a great piece of software...
2 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Really amazing
(5 out of 5) by Amazon Customer on Nov 4, 2003I must say that this book is amazing and written in very simple words, with good and quality diagrams.
13 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Support
(1 out of 5) by Richard Byrd on Sep 14, 2006 (Bisbee, Arizona) 9/13/06
While on assignment I was hit by a car and am 100% disabled. Standard darkroom work is next-to-impossible for me so I saved Social Security Disability money to purchase Photoshop 7 for my computer and Epson printer. For some reason when using Photoshp 7 and I go to "Print With Preview" for an image I have on the screen not only does it disappear completely off the screen, but the black triangle in the dock under the Photoshop 7 symbol also disappears. Called Adobe, but because there is now a print system replacing Photoshop 7 Adobe refuses to answer any question I ask about solving my problem.
Yes, Adobe is a business and profit is the game, but to not continue to offer technical support for an Adobe product purchased by anyone and in this case a customer who is handicapped is immoral.
Wat's the problem ? No profit in giving tech. support for lder Adobe products meaning the customer with the problem will be forced to buy the new product ?
Richard Byrd
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While on assignment I was hit by a car and am 100% disabled. Standard darkroom work is next-to-impossible for me so I saved Social Security Disability money to purchase Photoshop 7 for my computer and Epson printer. For some reason when using Photoshp 7 and I go to "Print With Preview" for an image I have on the screen not only does it disappear completely off the screen, but the black triangle in the dock under the Photoshop 7 symbol also disappears. Called Adobe, but because there is now a print system replacing Photoshop 7 Adobe refuses to answer any question I ask about solving my problem.
Yes, Adobe is a business and profit is the game, but to not continue to offer technical support for an Adobe product purchased by anyone and in this case a customer who is handicapped is immoral.
Wat's the problem ? No profit in giving tech. support for lder Adobe products meaning the customer with the problem will be forced to buy the new product ?
Richard Byrd
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