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    Adobe Added Multitouch to Creative Suite 4, Didn't Tell Anyone

    Content producers of pretty much any ilk were excited to get news of the highly refined, newly hardware-accelerated CS4 product line, but probably missed this key feature buried deep in the release notes: multitouch trackpad support. More »
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    Adobe Creative Suite 4: Massive Upgrade Including New Photoshop With Hardware Acceleration, Premiere and More

    Today is one of those days that designers celebrate and dread: Adobe unveils its latest Creative Suite—Number 4—with new pro versions of Photoshop, Premiere, InDesign, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver, After Effects and more. Heavy users wait with bated breath to see if their desired tweaks have been added, knowing that if the answer is "yes," then somebody's going to have to spend some dough fast—full versions run from $1,700 to $2,500 for the full Master Collection. If the answer is "no," it could be another year before the problems are solved. More »
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