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With this license I would have received Premiere, After Effects, Prelude, Encore, and a number of other video applications.

The cost of this suite would have been commensurate with the cost of the Design and Web Premium edition.

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The software suite would have included such applications as Dreamweaver, Flash, and Fireworks.Īdobe CS6 Production Premium would have been my choice had I been a video editor or motion graphics artist. This would have allowed me to produce Web applications (and iPad apps) and interactive designs as well as print media. Had I been a Web and print designer, I could have bought Design and Web Premium for about 50 percent more. As a print designer, I needed only custom printing design tools (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat). I bought Adobe Creative Suite 5 Design Standard about two years ago.

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It also includes Acrobat Professional (unlike Acrobat Reader, Acrobat Pro allows you to not only read PDFs but also create and modify them).ĬDs or Downloads of Individual Design Suites Creative Suite includes software to produce websites (Dreamweaver), video, multimedia, and audio. And the software in question is Apple’s Creative Suite (CS6), the de facto standard for graphic design, including everything from InDesign to Illustrator to Photoshop. I always like to see proof that custom printing is still viable, and nothing confirms this like seeing a digital company use print advertising to sell digital products.)īasically, Creative Cloud is software “as a service.” You rent the software you don’t buy it.

(As a side note, I was pleased to see a coordinated marketing effort, using both upbeat online ads and printed direct mail packages. After all, I do a little graphic design on the side in addition to my writing and commercial printing brokerage work. We are here to help, you can contact us by email at been receiving Adobe Creative Cloud promotions in the mail for several months now, so I thought I’d do a little research into the new service. Once the bid request is submitted, all interactions are between the print buyers and the printers. We have kept the PIE system simple - we get a monthly fee from the commercial printers who belong to our service. The printers best qualified to do your job, will email you pricing and if you decide to print your job through one of these print vendors, you contact them directly. All you do is find the appropriate bid request form, fill it out, and it is emailed out to the printing companies who do that type of printing work. This is a free service to the print buyer. PIE's staff is here to help the print buyer find competitive pricing and the right printer to do their job, and also to help the printing companies increase their revenues by providing numerous leads they can quote on and potentially get new business. We are a privately owned company with principals in the business having a combined total of 103 years experience in the printing industry. The Printing Industry Exchange (PIE) staff are experienced individuals within the printing industry that are dedicated to helping and maintaining a high standard of ethics in this business. Need a Printing Quote from multiple printers? click here.Īre you a Printing Company interested in joining our service? click here.

Steven has been in the printing industry for thirty-three years working as a writer, editor, print buyer, photographer, graphic designer, art director, and production manager.

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As a printing consultant, Steven teaches corporations how to save money buying printing, brokers printing services, and teaches prepress techniques. Printing Industry Exchange () is pleased to have Steven Waxman writing and managing the Printing Industry Blog.