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Why the industry jumped on photoshop as a web design and layout tool is beyond me. It's like trying to stir coffee with your thumb. I'm a descent photoshop user but have always used inDesign in web mode. Far quicker for chucking around layouts and options (as page). It also exports as rgb png's either full pages or selections with or without transparency (at any resolution). Which are perfect for then optimising in Photoshop (Pixelmator these days) or any other less costly image editor. I hand code my sites then in Coda, love it.

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    I loved Fireworks.
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    Adobe has a habit of buying superior software, then killing it, forcing users to use their buggy bloatware. I was a massive fan of Freehand back in the day.
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    With the inclusion of smart objects, I think Photoshop is great. When somethin needs to be vector, it is a smart object. I think the problem stems from so many amateur users that make slicing imup the design impossible.
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