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Originally Posted by sami1337
Yeah i know, that's why i said it depends. 
I only do little edits or whatever, nothing major. I guess it's a good practice if you're going to use indesign alot though. |
only good for InDesign? Nah... its good practice for all your graphic projects... no matter what application. I literally have dozens of projects at home (more on work computer)... some finished... some unfinished... some in works... etc. I have one folder called "working desk" that holds ALL my projects... then I have that broken down into subfolders for various clients and for projects with no client... I have folders setup for "illustrator work", "photoshop work", "flash work" etc. I have been told I am anal about file naming and organizing my files but... I usually never have problems locating things or with it slowing me down.
Tamlin... that is just how I handle my computer projects... you should see what my desk and home look like... chaotic lol. My organization is currently best done in virtual land hehe... still trying to bring it over to the real world
