--- Jean Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> Thanks so much for your reply. I was tearing my
> hair out, thinking I was doing something wrong.
> Glad to hear the program is functioning the way it
> was intended, even if not the way I would like.
>
> I use Premiere for hobby only. Most of what I
> create are slideshows with music, special effects,
> etc., and I've been using Photodex Producer, since
> it's so easy to use. I can get the same track matte
> effect much easier in Producer, but prefer Premiere
> Pro for other things. So-o-o-o, my question is, is
> there any point in upgrading Premiere Pro to CS3, or
> would I be wasting my money?
If you're going to spend the money, go to CS3. Don't
bother with buying CS2- even if you do find an unused
secondhand copy for cheap. The installer is buggy and
Adobe never bothered to recall it or release a fix (or
any updates- according to what's on their downloads
page). Adobe's even removed the information on
workarounds for the CS2 installer bug from their
website. Just another one of those "How the BLEEP did
this horrible BUG get past testing?!" things.
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