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1 comments about Adobe Coldfusion Standard 8.0 Upgrade (From CSTD 6 Or 7).

1. The concept behind ColdFusion when Allaire built it was brilliant, but the program was somewhat hacky. When Macromedia bought it they made it a professional 'must have' and easy to program product for any serious web application developer. Now, with ColdFusion 8, under Adobe and merging with other Adobe technologies, the integration with PDF, .NET, Exchange Server Mail, and image rendering as a single, simple cf tag is pure genius. ColdFusion 8 is to Web Development what WYSIWYG is to Web Design.

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4 comments about Microsoft Publisher with Digital Imaging 2003 [Old Version].

1. A publishing program for under $200 that works great. If you are comfortable working with Microsoft Office programs, then you'll find it easy to adapt to Microsoft Publishing. I've been using this program for about a year without any problems. Since using it, I've found that any other variations for card, flyer, newsletter creation are almost impossible. After feeling like you can do "anything" in this program, it's hard to deal with a different platform.



2. I'm finding it a little difficult to do what I want - I want to create my own designs, and the stock designs are not what I want. I found one that I am using for my business cards, but is there a way to make up my own? Also, I just haven't had time to get on and learn all there is to learn about the program, so that is my fault.



3. I recently became an editor for our Gem & Mineral Club and put out a ten page newsletter each month. Publisher is wonderful and easy to use and has been a great help. I also use Publisher for making mailing labels for our members. I have found using the help feature useful and have found solutions to my problems. I like the clip art included and use it to make the newsletter more interesting.



4. I don't understand Microsoft selling such complicated software and not including a manual for it!!! There is a comprehensive manual for the digital imaging portion, but nothing for the Publisher. I have not been able to find a manual anywhere else either. Plus, it is not always possible for a person to go online to Office Online.
   
   CJ Gribner

4 comments about Microsoft Photodraw 2000.

1. If you're a PC person and want to do graphics like those Mac people with Photo Shop, this is the program for you. Nine years after I originally bought this product, I still use it on a daily basis. Those Photo Shop people have to do multiple tasks to get things done, when PhotoDraw V2 gets them done in one click. The ease of use of this product made me a believer in its capabilities.



2. I first bought this program when it was first released to modify digital photos. Little did I realize that I had purchased (for far less than the going rate today) the best to EVER come along. It did take time for me to maximize the full benefits of the program and over time I have purchased others since there has been no upgrade for PhotoDraw 2000. For example Digital Image Suite is relatively inexpensive and it definitely has some improved features but it lacks many of the best PhotoDraw 2000 features. I use both programs for images, saving and closing in one in one program and opening in the other. PhotoDraw 2000 saves in its own format so one needs to save as PNG or other format to work two programs so it can be cumbersome for the lesser motivated. Overall if I had to choose one program the winner would still be PhotoDraw 2000.



3. I have owned MS Photodraw V2 for almost 9 years, having first purchased it with MS Office 2000. Like the other reviewers, I use it on a daily basis and I am still amazed with its functionality and the quality of the results. I also own Adobe Photoshop and use that occasionally but for most picture editing projects, I use MS Photodraw. Being able to crop, resize, add special effects (such as making a picture an animated gif or putting 3D into a picture), cloning parts of an image, erasing/adding areas back into the pic, and adding text are just small examples of how I continue to use this product. Little did I know 9 years ago that I would still be using any computer program from that time period, but when Microsoft made MS Photodraw, they created a timeless jewel that continues to provide professional results.



4. I use Photodraw on a daily basis, too, for my web graphics...for the last 9 years. I have tried other editors, but nothing is as useful to what I do with images as Photodraw. I am amazed, too, that I'm still using it, but I absolutely love it. I so wish MS had never let this one go.

1 comments about WebRazor Pro 2.0.

1. This is an excellent software for reducing the size of your graphic files in batches as well as individually. You view the results in real time and make adjustments according to your preferences and how small you want the file size to be. The quality of the finished image is professional. The browser makes indexing image files a snap. It's worth the price to save yourself time and file size without compromising quality.

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2 comments about Print Perfect Platinum.

1. When I recieved this software I cannot figure out how many disk contain with the different features that made a lot of possibilities in the graphics world, really satisfied and Iam going to get the DVD version because the package only contain CD's(10) and I prefer not carrying to much. Enjoy



2. This is a horrible product Don't get it. It will not let you get the graphics to put into your projects. When you try to print it will freeze up your computer. I bought two copies of this thinking well maybe one was just broken. Nope they're both broken and it is awful. Spend your money and get something really good. it is not this.

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