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Old 24-07-2003, 18:54   #16
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meh i like adobe photoshop got used to it a bit i like my advanced software :p
Both Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop are good..

Paint Shop Pro is good for knocking up images quickly, Photoshop is better for the more advanced stuff.
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Both Paint Shop Pro and Photoshop are good..

Paint Shop Pro is good for knocking up images quickly, Photoshop is better for the more advanced stuff.
yeah i dont know why but i seem to have a hard time dealing with simple software yet find it easy with more advanced software
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