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Adobe scared???

Mike,

Each time I have a look at zdnet threads such as this one, you
are there posting your deep thoughts on any subject.

Funnily the words which are ever present in any of your posts, in
almost every sentence you write are "my rep".

Come on, start thinking by yourself! It is not because you are
working for some Windows-related firm or company that you
have to be a Windows robot. The computer law fully applies in
your case: "garbage in, garbage out". Give that to your rep.

As for your total enthusiasm for Publisher and the like, wow am I
happy I do not run a pre-press or printing facilities. Designers
like you used to give printers heart attacks with their Word
brochure containing RGB photos at 72 dpi... Because you
"upgraded" to Publisher does not mean you have become a
designer, at least not for press material. Wake up and smell the
coffee... but maybe your rep does not drink coffee. Yes, sorry, I
remember you had drinks with him on another thread...

Finally, just wait until hackers find a way into your computer
because of security holes in the new Windows designer
software!!!

Posted by: Serpamac   Posted on: 01/24/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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