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Hi all,
I’ve just tried to get on to the CS3 labs forum to post a couple of items I’m concerned about.
I can read previous posts bu can’t see any way of posting a new topic. All of the links at the top of the page, I.E. Help, Login, Profile etc, are all scrunched up on top of one another.
Even if I manage to click on the login link, it asks for a nickname, and no matter which nickname I enter it says, "Sorry that nickname is already taken". I even tried a randomly genrerated 10 letter sequence using my secure password generator, and it still tried to claim that this nickname was already taken.
The problems I wanted to ask about was why is CS3 so much slower when opening files than CS2. RAW files were about 13% slower and JPEGs were almost 500% slower. When I opened 48 jpegs in CS2 it took 70 seconds before I was able to commence aditing. When I opened the same 48 jpegs in CS3, it took 325 seconds to get to the point where I could edit the images. In both jpeg instances, photoshop and bridge were the only applications running.
I’d be happy to post this info on the labs CS3 forum if only I could find a way to login to it.
Bye for now.
I’ve just tried to get on to the CS3 labs forum to post a couple of items I’m concerned about.
I can read previous posts bu can’t see any way of posting a new topic. All of the links at the top of the page, I.E. Help, Login, Profile etc, are all scrunched up on top of one another.
Even if I manage to click on the login link, it asks for a nickname, and no matter which nickname I enter it says, "Sorry that nickname is already taken". I even tried a randomly genrerated 10 letter sequence using my secure password generator, and it still tried to claim that this nickname was already taken.
The problems I wanted to ask about was why is CS3 so much slower when opening files than CS2. RAW files were about 13% slower and JPEGs were almost 500% slower. When I opened 48 jpegs in CS2 it took 70 seconds before I was able to commence aditing. When I opened the same 48 jpegs in CS3, it took 325 seconds to get to the point where I could edit the images. In both jpeg instances, photoshop and bridge were the only applications running.
I’d be happy to post this info on the labs CS3 forum if only I could find a way to login to it.
Bye for now.
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