Why efficiency can boost creativity.
I've been kicking' around this blog post for a while, but then I saw some updates from Justin Seeley & Glyn Dewis this week that motivated me to put hands to keyboard.
How many times have you heard or even thought the following to yourself,
“Why can't I be lucky like [name]?”
“I want to be like [someone you admire], they catch all the breaks.”
“How did an idiot/moron/jackass like [name] get that promotion?”
“I'd trade places with [coworker/manager] in a heartbeat.”
“[person you envy] must live a charmed life.”
“There are already established leaders in what I want to do.”
Adobe announced that the Lightroom 4.2 update is available for download. Lightroom should have prompted you to update, but if you ignored or cancelled the message simply go to the menu and choose Help–>Check for Updates.
You can also download the updates directly from Adobe's website.
Starting today, Creative Cloud members receive a significant update to their membership with the addition of the Digital Publishing Suite Single Edition. As announced on the Creative Cloud Team Blog, DPS Single Edition typically costs $395 per submitted publication, and Creative Cloud members will be able to submit an UNLIMITED number of apps at no cost. If you're thinking about upgrading to CS6 start thinking about the benefits of Creative Cloud membership.
Yesterday Adobe announced Lightroom 4 has been added to the Creative Cloud. As I've mentioned previously, the Creative Cloud will continue to grow in value as more items are added for subscribers. In addition to having access to all the CS6 software, plus 20GB online storage, future updates will include DPS (Digital Publishing Suite) Single Edition for subscribers. That's right Creative Cloud subscribers will be able to publish to iPads & Android tablets. And who among you has taken advantage of website hosting with Business Site Catalyst that comes with Creative Cloud?