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I can’t possibily image what it’s like to come up with a new version of Photoshop… identifying features, deciding on (fighting over?) which ones to implement, design, development, coding, redesign, redevelopment, testing, debugging, performance analysis, compatibility testing, alpha and beta testing, quality assurance, documentation, marketing, yadda-yadda-yadda. So much goes on behind the scenes.
Then there’s the pre-release notice announcement 🙂 followed by the official announcement and (surprise) CS2 starts shipping weeks before it was expected. Finally, customers start installing it and this forum lights up with the first of many waves of CS2-related questions and issues.
Something that’s very visible is the participation of Chris and Scott in support of CS2. (Forgive me for not citing other Adobe contributors by name… C & S are the only ones I know of for sure. Please note others if you know them.) In many ways they are the "face of Adobe" during what must be a highly stressful time.
While there’s no such thing as a perfect release of a major product like Photoshop, I’m sure grateful for folks like Scott, Chris and their teammates who do their best to help out under difficult circumstances.
So "Thanks a bunch." Your efforts are sincerely appreciated by many more than you will ever know.
~Danny~
Then there’s the pre-release notice announcement 🙂 followed by the official announcement and (surprise) CS2 starts shipping weeks before it was expected. Finally, customers start installing it and this forum lights up with the first of many waves of CS2-related questions and issues.
Something that’s very visible is the participation of Chris and Scott in support of CS2. (Forgive me for not citing other Adobe contributors by name… C & S are the only ones I know of for sure. Please note others if you know them.) In many ways they are the "face of Adobe" during what must be a highly stressful time.
While there’s no such thing as a perfect release of a major product like Photoshop, I’m sure grateful for folks like Scott, Chris and their teammates who do their best to help out under difficult circumstances.
So "Thanks a bunch." Your efforts are sincerely appreciated by many more than you will ever know.
~Danny~
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