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01-29-2009, 09:15 AM
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I'm Lenny2 Bitch
Join Date: Mar 2001
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Differences between Studio 8 and CS3 and the learning curve?
I've been advised by someone I may be working with on a non-adult project that I should learn the entire CS3 suite.
I was given a copy of CS3, but I have no books. I have a very large book on Studio 8 that I never got around to using.....so my question is basically, would I be wasting my time going through the lessons in the Studio 8 book to learn Flash, Dreamweaver, and Contribute before moving on to the programs that CS3 has that Studio 8 doesn't....or are the programs alot different in CS3 and I need to learn them there? I'm trying to save myself some money on books, but I also don't want to learn the hell out of Studio 8 and then be lost when I get to CS3.
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