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scott wrote:
>> As I recall from when I actually used PSP, version 8 was the best in
>> the series. It started going downhill when Corel stepped in.
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> I used V8 for a long time at work, and V9 at home. I just recently got
> the latest Pro Photo X2 from Corel ... and really, I don't see any big
> differences, apart from nicer eye candy. The functionality is still all
> there, the menus are almost identical, a few additional tools and better
> designed older tools, but essentially 95% the same program.
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> So I'd agree with Gail and Warp, go get a cheap copy of PSP 8 or 9 and
> give that a whirl - it has most of the features that a non-Pro uses in
> Photoshop anyway.
Heck, I use version 7...even 8 was too bloatware for my taste.
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Tim Cook
http://empyrean.digitalartsuk.com
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