The most simple newbie question ever?

[turvas]

I think that here is a good place for a quote from "Dr. House":
"Do I get bonuspoints if act like I care?"

lol. no matter what i think i will probably still stick with PS.

[agentxi]

Originally Posted by paulopires

It's not a question of explaining things. Everything is explained in books, tutorials and foruns. The question is that you can do simple and basic things in other programs like Corel and Xara with only a few moves without having to learn anything and when you try to do the same things in Photoshop it's 3 times more complex and you have 10 ways of doing the same thing.

Yeh i know...Photoshop was ment for photography...so why they put a lot of stuff that doens't have nothing to do with photography.
Intuitive software...that's what i'm talking about.

Paulo

lmao then don't use it, no one is forcing you. if you can't handle photoshop , then find something that's more "user-friendly"

[paulopires]

Originally Posted by agentxi

lmao then don't use it, no one is forcing you. if you can't handle photoshop , then find something that's more "user-friendly"

There's nothing in this forum that says that we canot express our opinions...if you can't handle that just don't replay to my posts. Besides, you don't know me and i did not ask for your opinion.

[Tamlin]

Hey - calm down guys! Let's keep it warm and friendly.

Paulo: you can't post in a public forum and then complain if people express an opposing view to your own - it's called freedom of speech.

In answer to your question - I suspect that Adobe have included other features in Photoshop in order to try and make it "all things to all people". For example, if you wanted to combine a bitmap with a simple vector shape, you can use the vector tools within Photoshop without having to resort to another program like Illustrator or CorelDraw.

[paulopires]

Originally Posted by tamlin

Paulo: you can't post in a public forum and then complain if people express an opposing view to your own - it's called freedom of speech.

Do you see any "opposing view" in that comment or any constructive critisism at all in that post? Well, Tamlin, I don't.
I will not make any further comments on this post.

Thanks Tamlin

[Tamlin]

OK - I think this thread has run its course, so I'll close it.