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We never stop looking for ways to make Photoshop better, but every so often it’s nice to take a deep breath and reflect on how far the app has come. Here are some nice props I've seen in the last few days about CS4: On CreativePro.com Ben Long says, “This is what a must-have upgrade looks like: New...
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