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"Where did you get Photoshop...?"

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....

Ms NY wrote:
> Have you got it RastaBillySkank??

Nope.

:-)

I need a decent graphics programme though so thought I'd do a bit of canvassing.

I got it from my dad. He downloaded it..

I like it a lot. It's the best image program I've used for a long long time. Much better than PSP although I've never really given it a good chance.

There's an upgrade for PS7 though, should be coming out soon(ish).. Just some plug-ins or something. A typical upgrade.

Still learning with PS7, there are so many things you can do with the images. Very good piece of software to have if you like creating images and stuff.

Have you got it RastaBillySkank??

There's a public beta of release 8 of PSP available from:

http://jasc.digitalworkshop.com/psp8beta/index.shtml

Chris.

Paint Shop Pro is much easier to use than the rather eccentric Photoshop, although Photoshop is ultimately more powerful. If I had a decent copy of PSP I'd install it and probably use it in place of Photoshop, but I only have a pirate copy of PSP7. Give me the infinitely superior PSP4 any day :O(

You can get Photoshop 7 from Jigsaw for less than 100 UKP on an educational discount.

http://www.jigsaw24.com

Chris.

Heh :-)

Create Images .... that's crazy talk.

Its not half bad, depending on how good you are with your imagination .... unfortunataly, that's not my strong point, so I can't attempt to create complex images.

Still, I rate it highly.

cjh wrote:
> I find it pretty good, relitivaly easy to use, and I prefer the
> animation software over the highly rated Fireworks, so all in all not
> a bad buy for £35.

:-)

What's it like for creating images?

I find it pretty good, relitivaly easy to use, and I prefer the animation software over the highly rated Fireworks, so all in all not a bad buy for £35.

cjh wrote:
> Ops ... just got the box down to read the full title ... and i'm
> talking about Paint Shop Pro, not Photoshop.
>
> Sorry :)

Ah, that explains it :-D

What's PSP like?