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Adobe Flash CS5 11.0.2
Advanced authoring environment for creating interactive content. Updater ($699)
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Adobe Flash Professional CS5 software is the industry standard for interactive authoring and delivery of immersive experiences that present consistently across personal computers, mobile devices, and screens of virtually any size and resolution.
What's New
Version CS5 11.0.2:
- Includes several fixes to improve the opening of some legacy files and correctly saving them in the new XFL format for Flash Professional CS5. It also addresses issues where some components are unable to be added to the stage, the preservation of all properties in TLF linked containers, better handling of certain characters when included in TLF text fields, and other minor issues.
Requirements
- PPC
- Multi-core Intel processor
- Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later
- 1GB of RAM
- 4GB of available hard-disk space for installation
- 1024x768 display (1280x800 recommended) with 16-bit video card
- DVD-ROM drive
- QuickTime 7.6.2 software required for multimedia features
- Broadband Internet connection required for online services
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| Downloads:107,950 |
| Version Downloads:3,975 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Updater |
| Date:09 Sep 2010 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $699.00 |
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About time! ;-)
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Loathed by consumers who only wish it would go away.
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Maclover1.1 reviewed on 03 May 2010
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So far, the only in-depth review I've seen is from Dave at arstechnica:
http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2010/04/photoshop-cs5-extended---the-ars-technica-review.ars
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Static text which should retain type settings goes all over the place when exported as swf's depending on used fonts. the handling of fonts was always awkward for lack of a worse word.. I think before adding new features.. Adobe should really really concentrate on this aspect.. TYPE is extremely important.. I never understood why Flash makes it so complicated. Can't they sort of make it act more like a page layout program in that respect ?!
TYPOGRAPHY is one of the reasons certain web designers moved from html/CSS to Flash so make it really work well... Hope CS5 has news in that respect... DOn't think of just the nerdy coding side of your customers but also of the visual designers in us...
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audiowizard reviewed on 24 Jul 2007
You may not notice it on first run, but especially after a 'Test Movie' you'll notice extremely lagged performance, only resolved by quitting and reopening the application.
Adobe has not addressed this issue, which has been reported across the web, ranging from Quad PPC G5 users, to Intel Mac Pro users.
Although some Mac users have reported not experiencing any lagged performance.
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bebdabhrhbrWEFg 3R§5Y5H4WTEDSFB reviewed on 28 May 2007
sure, there are a number of nice tweaks to the GUI and the auto-collapsing panels make it a lot nicer to use on a small monitor - but there are still way way too many of the absolutely teethgrindingly annoying 'macromedia-isms' still lurking under the surface.
i realise ironing out all the quirks must be a huge job for adobe - after all 'logic' and 'consistency' were not words you'd ever associate with macromedia's product design! but, for me, flash still has a long way to go before it gets to the stage were i feel like the app is working for me and not fighting against me at every turn.
[which is what makes using most other adobe apps such a painless experience.]
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aldorr reviewed on 09 May 2007
Just a couple of things that make this upgrade worth it:
"Native" Illustrator Importing - Ohmigosh, now I can pull an AI file in and Flash allows me to do all kinds of crazy stuff with it that I had never dreamed possible.
"Consistent" Adobe Interface - This is kinda minor, but it makes working with Flash so much easier for both one-screeners and two-screeners. Personally, I work on a PC and a Mac, and the PC version of Flash 8 had some seriously cool docking windows that I was always Jealous of. But now the Mac version rocks the way Bob Dylan did at the Royal Albert Hall in 1966.
Alright. Have fun and Flash safely.
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