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This is pretty darn useful — thank you! Although it's sad that Adobe can't do anything this clean and simple: Every page they put up with jammed with marketing gibberish.
I don't blame them - they are "for-profit" after all.
That's not it — good marketing communicates what you want to say — adobe is terrible at this. When I first read their web page I had no clue what it was about, I then had to come across an article on a blog that clearly explained it in one simple headline.
I agree, I'm just saying that marketing department usually wants to throw as much tactical words at the users as possible.