Back 7-8 years ago when I was in college, ImageReady was used mostly for splicing images, adding HTML actions to images etc, I suppose that functionality has been added into photoshop now?
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Back 7-8 years ago when I was in college, ImageReady was used mostly for splicing images, adding HTML actions to images etc, I suppose that functionality has been added into photoshop now?
Hmmm.... not sure, I haven't dabled in most of that recently. I did notice that CS3 doesn't come with ImageReady that I could see, and the Browser/Adobe Bridge changed yet again. Most of what I deal with today is mainly in Illustrator. I kept more up to date when I was still working in Photography. Now I work mostly in the sign industry/vehicle graphics, so illustrator has taken most of my time in the day. I suppose I should keep up to date.
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Two versions of Photoshop CS3 seem to be available: (CS3 and CS3 Extended)
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/compare/
Hmmm.... I don't see much explaining anything about ImageReady, so it's either toasted and incorporated into CS3, or they threw it into InDesign.
I lost track of Adobe's product lines after they purchased Macromedia, seems like chopped up a bunch of programs and combined the best parts into photoshop/illustrator/dreamweaver
Actually that's about when I stopped paying attention too, lol. I haven't tried the new Dreamweaver yet, just Photoshop CS3 at home so far, but I never tried any of the new things, just what I needed to do at the time.