Paint Shop Pro VS Photoshop

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May 29, 2005
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What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.

OPINIONS?

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New Name
May 29, 2005
There are 4 things I hate, Girls, Women, Bitches, and tacit On Sun, 29 May 2005 05:46:06 GMT this person wrote:

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New Name wrote:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.

"Better" for what purpose? How do you define "better?"
If you mean "Better for professional printing on a printing press," Photoshop is better by far; in fact, Photoshop is so far out of PSP’s league it’s like comparing a Lamborghini Diablo to a Chevy Lumina.
If you mean "better for home users who are not print or prepress professionals," then PSP is probably better–it’s much cheaper, it’s easier to use, and it does everything a home user is ever likely to need.

I’m talking about like photoshop contests like www.b0g.com have. Photoshop might give you the best results when wanting to print something, what I’m talking about is when you just want to play around on your computer and photoshop pictures.

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I’m the brother of No Name, he is my older brother.
When I was born my parents were so happy to have
a new baby they decided to name me New.

My name is New Name.
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Tacit
May 29, 2005
In article ,
New Name wrote:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.

"Better" for what purpose? How do you define "better?"

If you mean "Better for professional printing on a printing press," Photoshop is better by far; in fact, Photoshop is so far out of PSP’s league it’s like comparing a Lamborghini Diablo to a Chevy Lumina.

If you mean "better for home users who are not print or prepress professionals," then PSP is probably better–it’s much cheaper, it’s easier to use, and it does everything a home user is ever likely to need.

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NN
New Name
May 29, 2005
There are 4 things I hate, Girls, Women, Bitches, and New Name On Sat, 28 May 2005 23:37:27 -0700 this person wrote:

in article , New Name at
wrote on 05/28/2005 9:14 PM:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.
OPINIONS?

Real artists use charcoal.

TWF

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I’m the brother of No Name, he is my older brother.
When I was born my parents were so happy to have
a new baby they decided to name me New.

My name is New Name.
NN
New Name
May 29, 2005
in article , New Name at
wrote on 05/28/2005 9:14 PM:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.
OPINIONS?

Real artists use charcoal.
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Hannah
May 29, 2005
"New Name" wrote in message
What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.
OPINIONS?
Here’s a personal opinion: it would have been a kindness to put you down at your birth.
H.
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Scruff
May 29, 2005
"tacit" wrote in message
In article ,
New Name wrote:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.

"Better" for what purpose? How do you define "better?"
If you mean "Better for professional printing on a printing press," Photoshop is better by far; in fact, Photoshop is so far out of PSP’s league it’s like comparing a Lamborghini Diablo to a Chevy Lumina.
If you mean "better for home users who are not print or prepress professionals," then PSP is probably better–it’s much cheaper, it’s easier to use, and it does everything a home user is ever likely to need.
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Art, photography, shareware, polyamory, literature, kink: all at http://www.xeromag.com/franklin.html

You do know you are replying to the resident troll/blithering idiot, don’t you?
He’s trying to start a flame thread like he does in every newsgroup he goes to.
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Scruff
May 29, 2005
"Hannah" wrote in message
"New Name" wrote in message
What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.
OPINIONS?
Here’s a personal opinion: it would have been a kindness to put you down
at
your birth.
H.
I think they tried, and we’re dealing with what was left.
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Joe
Jun 2, 2005
New Name wrote:

What program do you think is better? I personally like Paint Shop Pro. I guess if you want the harder to use program go with Photoshop.

Better? we don’t need to think

You like PSP, then use PSP see if anyone cares.

OPINIONS?

My opinion? well, just do whatever you like, and there ain’t anything can make you happier than doing thing you like.

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