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denIn the letterbox this morning was a note from the parcel delivery contractor, letting me know I had a parcel waiting for me at the Orana Mall Post Office. The contractor couldn't deliver it because, according to the tick in the box, there was no one home. This was interesting since the card was already in the box when I went to meet the postman when he dropped my letters off. I'd been up since 8am struggling with conditional probability maths for the first assignment and the dogs hadn't barked at all.
Anyway. I picked up the parcel. I am now the proud owner of Macromedia Studio MX 2004.
I mailed off a job application today, too. More on this later.
Anyway. I picked up the parcel. I am now the proud owner of Macromedia Studio MX 2004.
I mailed off a job application today, too. More on this later.
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Date: 15 Jul 2004 08:25 (UTC)Fireworks is by far my favorite thusfar of the goodies in MX. It's layering beats the snot out of Photoshop so far as I'm concerned. It might not be as powerful as Photoshop for raw drawing or whizbangy effects (ie, filters) but if you're trying to combine together multiple objects, beats Photoshops tush anyday. It also has a fabulous set up for animating GIFs.
Haven't used TrueSpace at all.