CS3 really changed everything, IMO. Flash was decent on the Mac version Flash 8 and earlier, but for whatever reason it still a bit less polished than on Windows. CS3, on an Intel Mac, is spectacular.
With that, it makes more sense to me to get a Mac because of Boot Camp and Parallels where you can install Windows on the same box and have the best of both worlds. I work this way and really enjoy it. On 6/20/07, Jim Robson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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