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Why is it that every time I sit down for a session with my Adobe products, it seems that I am searching my computer many many times for where Adobe stores my files.
For example, if in Photoshop and I Save for Web and Devices, the default directory is some god awful place on the other side of the world. If I am somewhere else in Bridge or Indesign and I, god forbid, click one of the up-arrows, it DOES NOT TAKE ME TO THE NEXT LEVEL UP IN THE DIRECTORY TREE, as any sane user interface would, it takes me to Africa or Bangladesh. Or did I die and go to the bad place? That’s how this idiotic interface makes you feel.
You would think that Adobe, with all of its quality and bank, would get rid of the old geezer who must be in control of this part of the application, that old guy from the 70’s who has been staring at computers too long, drinking too much coffee, you know the brain dead guy who is causing this nightmare for the ENTIRE WORLD!
Please fix the way your applications stores files! I am sick of having to search my hard drives for the graphic files I work so hard on.
Please.
I suppose this post will not appear in the forum because it will get stored in TimBuck2
For example, if in Photoshop and I Save for Web and Devices, the default directory is some god awful place on the other side of the world. If I am somewhere else in Bridge or Indesign and I, god forbid, click one of the up-arrows, it DOES NOT TAKE ME TO THE NEXT LEVEL UP IN THE DIRECTORY TREE, as any sane user interface would, it takes me to Africa or Bangladesh. Or did I die and go to the bad place? That’s how this idiotic interface makes you feel.
You would think that Adobe, with all of its quality and bank, would get rid of the old geezer who must be in control of this part of the application, that old guy from the 70’s who has been staring at computers too long, drinking too much coffee, you know the brain dead guy who is causing this nightmare for the ENTIRE WORLD!
Please fix the way your applications stores files! I am sick of having to search my hard drives for the graphic files I work so hard on.
Please.
I suppose this post will not appear in the forum because it will get stored in TimBuck2
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