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CS takes a long time to load because it assumes you are a thief and checks your machine to see if you really are oneStupid way to bring a new product:
This is the new Adobe way!
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Stephan
On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 09:24:25 GMT, "Stephan"
wrote:
CS takes a long time to load because it assumes you are a thief and checks your machine to see if you really are oneStupid way to bring a new product:
This is the new Adobe way!
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Stephan
Why not being honest giving a message " This is a try out version so we make it slow, the original is fast"
I ‘m really (!) a registered user of v 7 and lower but not every upgrade is that wonderful and worth the money.
So I was trying out a ”stolen” CS version first and was decided not to buy because it’s that slow !
I hope the Adobe sales team will read this!
But are you sure the original CS is fast (normal) with starting up?
btw what do you mean with
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 09:24:25 GMT, "Stephan"checks
wrote:
CS takes a long time to load because it assumes you are a thief and
your machine to see if you really are oneStupid way to bring a new product:
This is the new Adobe way!
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Stephan
Why not being honest giving a message " This is a try out version so we make it slow, the original is fast"
I ‘m really (!) a registered user of v 7 and lower but not every upgrade is that wonderful and worth the money.
So I was trying out a ”stolen” CS version first and was decided not to buy because it’s that slow !
I hope the Adobe sales team will read this!
But are you sure the original CS is fast (normal) with starting up?
btw what do you mean withJust meant that you should not post an entire question in the subject line of your post
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Dorothy wrote:\
Personally, I think he’s just being a pedant. Do it however works best for you as long as you keep the subject line reasonably short…
"Mike Richmann" wrote in message
Dorothy wrote:\
Personally, I think he’s just being a pedant. Do it however works best for you as long as you keep the subject line reasonably short…
So we are two pedants here…
"Dorothy" wrote in message
On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 09:24:25 GMT, "Stephan"checks
wrote:
CS takes a long time to load because it assumes you are a thief and
your machine to see if you really are oneStupid way to bring a new product:
This is the new Adobe way!
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Stephan
Why not being honest giving a message " This is a try out version so we make it slow, the original is fast"
I ‘m really (!) a registered user of v 7 and lower but not every upgrade is that wonderful and worth the money.
So I was trying out a ”stolen” CS version first and was decided not to buy because it’s that slow !
I hope the Adobe sales team will read this!
But are you sure the original CS is fast (normal) with starting up?
No I am not sure at all, but who knows…
btw what do you mean withJust meant that you should not post an entire question in the subject line of your post
ps: did you know you can use this nice big field to post your questions?
Post in this field.
Stephan
OK I’m using Agent 2 and a 1600×1200 screen; so the lenght is not a problem for me, next time i’ll make the line shorter.
Dorothy
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