Can we have a combined mac/PC professional users forum please – for designers and photographers. This is not meant to be snooty, most program queriers are the same for mac and PC, and photoshop has a huge user base now – most people starting out in PS know there are many pro features of PS that they wont get to for a few years, so wont be interested in them and vice versa for the pro users with the "what resolution" and "how do I resize" questions
There is a designer forum and a photography forum that are not platform specific. The traffic in the application forums is simply too high to have them combined. And PS is the busiest of all them.
As a forum host, I frequent the Win and Mac side of InDesign, Pagemaker and Creative Suites, but don’t go near the Photoshop Mac forum. There’s simply too much going on.
try going to www.photoassistant.net and start what your looking for in the forums. If you dont see what you want then email the site admin and ask him to set it up.
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Can we have a combined mac/PC professional users forum please – for designers and photographers. This is not meant to be snooty, most program queriers are the same for mac and PC, and photoshop has a huge user base now – most people starting out in PS know there are many pro features of
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that they wont get to for a few years, so wont be interested in them and vice versa for the pro users with the "what resolution" and "how do I resize" questions
Im ready to kill myself. Ive been a photographer for over 25 years and now, thanks to Mike, I just realized that Im not a PRO because I do my digital work on a PC. What a fool I have been…
Geez, I had to endure a "true professionals use Macs" speech Wednesday. Why are these people so insecure? Why do they care if us mud people use PCs? I guess it just galls them to see good work come off a PC.
I have refrained from entering this silly flame war, but … could you tell me ONE thing that I can do with Photoshop on one of my Macs that I cannot do with it on one of my PCs?
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