MacLab, announced an update to Text Cleaner for full compatibility with Adobe’s InDesign CS 2, allowing it to manipulate text directly within that application. The Continue Reading »
A Lowly Apprentice Production, Inc. (ALAP), a leading developer of extended technology for the design and publishing industries, announced today the immediate availability of a Continue Reading »
Ascender Corporation today announced that it has licensed the complete range of Lucida fonts from Bigelow & Holmes. Ascender will make the Lucida fonts available Continue Reading »
Media Lab Inc. today announced the release of WellRounded 1.0, a new website production extension for DreamWeaver. Continue Reading »
Digimarc Corporation today announced the public beta of Digimarc Image Search, an innovative desktop search tool designed for the rapidly growing digital photography market. Continue Reading »
Photoshop allows you to create that ripped, torn and distressed effect that has been seen around lately. Continue Reading »
Managing Editor Inc. (MEI), a Philadelphia-based provider of software solutions for the publishing industry, today announced that K4 Publishing System version 5.5 has been released, Continue Reading »
Spiral Graphics Inc. today announced the immediate availability of Genetica 2, the anticipated new version of its flagship seamless texture editor. Free demo versions of Continue Reading »
LookWow™, Inc., provider of the leading web-based photo enhancement service, today announced availability of its first PC product, LookWow 3.1, which gives users another option Continue Reading »
ABSoft has announced the introduction of a new generation of its noise reduction solution for digital photography that inherits and refines the highest quality and Continue Reading »
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The issue of Adobe’s CS icons is nothing new, but here is another alternative.
Slides from Rick Miller’s presentation for the ATX User Group in SoCal. [via Rick Miller]
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