[Jason Crisanti]

Thanks 

[Jason Crisanti]

Thanks! Forgot I had that as my picture. 

Well mostly it is the cost associated with photoshop and need of its use around the office. I think I only know 20% of what photoshop really can do and i believe that most everyone in the office is the same way. So with that in consideration, is there anything that can give the same affects as photoshop without all the frills that we know nothing about? I have heard of elements but most people I talk to say it is not worth it. Obviously there are workarounds in autodesk but it can make it less efficient  to create. So i am curious if there is any other software out there that would be comparable to photoshop at much less price. We just naturally go to Adobe for products because they are ones used more common. There has to be some competition in the market. 

Cheers! J

[Jason Crisanti]

Thanks. Will check it out. Looks pretty good so far. Is there a lot of setup involved to get a standard setup?  Can you give any other options as well? 

[Jason Crisanti]

Thanks so much Jeff. That is exactly the one I was thinking about..Classic. As i was watching some of this I was wondering how technology has affected some of these findings, especially since the use of laptop computers and smartphones. I wonder if the personal interactions and uses back then still hold true today?

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