[quote=Austruck][quote=ynwtf][quote=Austruck][quote=ynwtf]ADOBE IS GREAT[/quote]
Adobe is expensive. Not a fan of renting InDesign every month. But I'm still reorienting myself to Affinity Publisher (a very good InDesign wannabe), so I can't give up on ID just yet.[/quote]

Yes, I agree the subscription crap was horrible for individuals and smaller businesses. Their pricing scheme assumes we update every 18 months minimum. We often went 2-4 years before upgrades in most of our apps. Now, we're bound to the subscription just for contract requirements that need the latest but as a single user it really is horrible. I do love the apps though =\[/quote]
Oh, I love InDesign and I'm dragging my feet trying to learn the differences in Affinity's suite so I can cut the Adobe cord. ID is just so ingrained in how I think about layout now.

But yeah, even if it IS tax deductible, for me it's just over $20 a month for InDesign alone![/quote]

[quote=Austruck][quote=ynwtf]really annoys me that coworkers always call Acrobat "Adobe." Like, "Hey, yn? Do you have [i]Adobe[/i] installed? I need a PDF." I YELL at them with, "YOU DON'T OPEN [i]MICROSOFT[/i] TO MAKE A PPT, DO YOU?!"[/quote]
Ha! I don't make those mistakes, since I've been using InDesign and *full* Acrobat for a long time. I did just give up on Acrobat for Foxit PDF, though. I'm a fan of one-time purchases where I can get them without losing features I need.[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf][quote=Austruck][quote=ynwtf]ADOBE IS GREAT[/quote]
Adobe is expensive. Not a fan of renting InDesign every month. But I'm still reorienting myself to Affinity Publisher (a very good InDesign wannabe), so I can't give up on ID just yet.[/quote]

Yes, I agree the subscription crap was horrible for individuals and smaller businesses. Their pricing scheme assumes we update every 18 months minimum. We often went 2-4 years before upgrades in most of our apps. Now, we're bound to the subscription just for contract requirements that need the latest but as a single user it really is horrible. I do love the apps though =\[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]really annoys me that coworkers always call Acrobat "Adobe." Like, "Hey, yn? Do you have [i]Adobe[/i] installed? I need a PDF." I YELL at them with, "YOU DON'T OPEN [i]MICROSOFT[/i] TO MAKE A PPT, DO YOU?!"[/quote]

[quote=Austruck][quote=ynwtf]ADOBE IS GREAT[/quote]
Adobe is expensive. Not a fan of renting InDesign every month. But I'm still reorienting myself to Affinity Publisher (a very good InDesign wannabe), so I can't give up on ID just yet.[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]ADOBE IS GREAT[/quote]

[quote=ynwtf]Big [strike]Perm[/strike], I mean Worm.[/quote]

[quote=Austruck]I'm currently upgrading my inexpensive 13" eBay MacBook Pro (High Sierra) for a newer, better 13" eBay MacBook Pro (Big Sur). Needed the newer OS to run one lousy piece of software, but won't mind having twice the RAM and twice the storage space, I guess. 

Still not my main computer, though. :)[/quote]

[quote=Wyldesyde19]Big Slurp?[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Big Sur should have been called Big Slur.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]It has take almost 3 days to get them updated, so if anyone wants to come pull this ice pick out of my eye head on over.[/quote]