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Stanly Dezignus on 
October 12th, 2007
Discover how Photoshop developers change main panel of this program - tool panel. I wonder why they had to make 12 evolution steps to get rid of those noisy lines separating tool icons. As for me I like the last version most of all.
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As for me, I prefer an old minimalistic design of first versions.
the reason for 12 evolution steps? They bought-out Macromedia. Their ‘toolbox’ has always been like that.
to beaker
Hmm, I see. Thank you beaker.
Can you tell me where is Image Ready in CS3? Or have can I make animated banner?
Eliza
I Don’t know. For creating animation I’m using GifAnimator, or Flash.
There is no more imageready in cs3 as it would be redundant. Everything that imageready could do, photoshop now does.
Try: window->animation
Photoshop CS3 Extended also adds video layers, and 3d layers.
Hm… the problem with CS3 panel is that it’s not clear what tool is selected, like in previous versions (7, CS1, CS2)… But aside from that, it’s the most usable one.
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One vertical line would be the best combination imho. Seen it somewhere.
I hate the white light menu gui and palette colors issue. It burns my eyes and it’s inadequate for color correction.
It’s also very disappointing that photoshop did not make a serious interface revamp. The new changes only hinder the work-flow more. It is surprising, in the past 15 years photoshop did not learn much from the intuitive, productive work-flow of applications like Maya, Softimage, shake.