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Ambert5
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 Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 11:16 am Post subject: Adobe Edge Tools |
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Flash-like animation tools for HTML, a tasty new code editor and a super-useful mobile testing environment. The plan behind Adobe's ongoing beta program becomes clear at last with the release of Edge Tools as part of the software firm's new Creative Cloud proposition.
Though Edge code is still a little rough around the edges, it does have one winning addition in the shape of Edge fonts – an interface to Adobe's free selection of web fonts. Accessed via your CSS code, hinting this is well worth checking out, it makes typography for the web seem almost natural.
The Creative Cloud itself is Adobe's new subscription model for all its software. From the Creative Suite to its development and publishing tools, everything is on tap so your kitbag can morph with the projects you're working on. Nice idea – and the web tools are available on the free plan, as it stands.
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What's the difference between Adobe After Effects CS3 and CS4?
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• Searchable timelines and projects and easier nested comp navigation
Locate any element in a comp or project with the new QuickSearch. Quickly navigate between nested comps with the new Mini-Flowchart.
• Independent keyframing of x, y, z values, plus 3D compositing improvements
Composite in 3D space more easily: Keyframe x, y, and z position values separately, and use the new unified camera, which makes the After Effects camera tool work more like those in 3D modeling applications.
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anatolamike
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As everyone knows by now, in Lion (Mac OS X 10.7) you can’t run applications written for the old power pc (PPC) architecture anymore, since there’s no more Rosetta. This isn’t a problem for Photoshop Elements 8 and 9, but if you have PSE 6, there’s a big potential gotcha.
As long as you don’t have PSE 6 set to run in Rosetta (so that you can use older plugins) when you upgrade to Lion, life is fine. But if you do, the first time you try to open it, you’ll see a snarky message that you can’t run PPC applications anymore. What? Elements 6 is an intel-native program, not a PPC application. It doesn’t matter. If you have set a a program to open in Rosetta when you first install Lion, it doesn’t forget, and that program is marked for the scrap heap. Uninstall and reinstall? Lion’s too smart for that. You’ll still see the message on a fresh install of PSE.
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