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A) It came with your computer
B) You had an old version and got an update
C) You downloaded it
D) You bought it.
Just interested to find out....
B) You had an old version and got an update
C) You downloaded it
D) You bought it.
Just interested to find out....
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i bought adobe photoshop 6... well, i say bought it, i actually mean i bought broadband and downloaded it :D
Hence more reason to buy something. And leave you high.
I had an Espresso Grande in America once, i was buzzing on a caffeine rush.
Shop doesn't seem like a good "buying" word to me. "Espresso", that sounds much better.
Some sort of subliminal trickery that makes you keener to purchase them.
Im guessing here.
Im guessing here.
Just wondered: why do the two leading paint packages use the word "shop" in their names?
I've been using photoimpact mostly...
I dont think its a good idea to admit to warez on here...
I've got PS6 and it is by far the best program of its kind for creating professional looking graphics. It takes a while to get used to but its definately worth it.
I've got PS6 and it is by far the best program of its kind for creating professional looking graphics. It takes a while to get used to but its definately worth it.
PSP sometimes crashes when I load preset shapes, and that, citizens, is unacceptable. At least I can mess around with picture tubes. Woohoo!
I woke up one day and it was underneath my pillow.
Photoshop and PSP both have their advantages. Whilst PShop has the greater amount (and better, if we're honest here) image filters, PSP comes with AnimShop that lets you edit AVIs - v.useful for my skate and Uni work.
Photoshop and PSP both have their advantages. Whilst PShop has the greater amount (and better, if we're honest here) image filters, PSP comes with AnimShop that lets you edit AVIs - v.useful for my skate and Uni work.
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