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Good news everyone! Adobe has put together a Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Compatibility Adobe FAQ. I’ll save you from all the anticipation. Bottomline, the Adobe CS4 Suite seems to be working just fine with Snow Leopard but if issues come up Adobe will put out minor updates. But no promises on older Creative [...]
Keeping RSS Feeds in Sync with NetNewsWire. This is how I’ve been keeping up with my news for years — it’s great. (Via AppStorm.)
As we all wait for MacroMates to announce any new information on the development of TextMate 2.0, I decided I couldn’t take it any longer and had to do something about the outdated folder icons in the Project Drawer. So I took matters into my own hands and crafted up a OS X Leopard folder [...]
OK, so today I had a reason to try Mac OS X Leopard’s Screen Sharing feature with my wife’s MacBook at home. We initiated the Screen Sharing via iChat. Once she started the screen sharing with me, I was able to take over her Mac and do what I needed to do. I then took [...]
John Nack runs down some of the notable keyboard shortcut changes in Photoshop CS4. For better or worse (hopefully better) they’re here to stay. Being someone who bounces between Fireworks and Photoshop, I’m happy to see that Actual Size is now Command+1. I have to admit this is a better keyboard mapping since I don’t [...]
TUAW, which is a great site for Apple news, points out that Adobe does offer cross-platform upgrades. This means if you’re on Windows CS3 and want to move to Mac CS4, Adobe makes it possible. (Via TUAW.)
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