Public beta of Photoshop CS3


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This 2 days nonsense is incorrect,

If you choose not to install it with a serial number you get 30 days. I have no idea where 2 days came from :blink:

Probably from people reading what Adobe put on the website.

You will need to provide your Photoshop CS2, Creative Suite, Production Studio or Bundle serial number in order to get a Photoshop CS3 beta serial number, enabling you to activate the Photoshop beta and use it beyond the two-day grace period.

http://trials.adobe.com/pub/esd/labs/photo...10_12-14-06.exe

What's inside:

* Adobe Photoshop CS3

* Adobe ImageReady CS3

* Adobe Bridge CS3

* Adobe Device Central CS3

* Adobe Stock Photos CS3

Licence: Trial

Do you want a cookie? That link (which does not work unless you are logged in) has been posted probably 10 times now. :rolleyes: :blink:

Do you want a cookie? That link (which does not work unless you are logged in) has been posted probably 10 times now. :rolleyes: :blink:

I dunno about him, but may I have a cookie? Adobe wont let me play with CS3, it's the least I could get. :laugh:

Standard Edition? Does this mean that there's also going to be a Professional version, meaning the same thing that was done with Adobe Acrobat? And if this is true, I wonder how that will be priced and which of the editions will be included in Creative Suite 3 final.

Anyway, I noticed the OSX version does not have ImageReady. What up with that?

' date='Dec 16 2006, 06:24' post='588140130'] The fact that you can separate different filters and actually change them dynamically whenever you want is a big seller for me. Awesome improvements. The Maximize size choice too is a big screen space saver.

Features inspired by Fireworks ;) . Good to see something good coming out of this acquistion.

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