Tom,

I'm really not trying to argue but provide specific examples of why I switched to Fireworks... can you provide the top 3 or 5 specific reasons you prefer Photoshop for GUI design?

Not to belabor the point, but we are generating a lot of graphics right now for tons of courses and the info could be helpful.

Josh


On Apr 21, 2006, at 7:42 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:

Josh,
I do use Fireworks and Flash and Illustrator and Photoshop and have been using some of them for over seventeen years. I make heavy use of key shortcuts and features in all of them and get a lot of power out of each.

I would say that for web based buttons that Fireworks is what I would use but for GUI design there is no way I would use either Fireworks or Illustrator but instead would be doing some amazing things in Photoshop.

You see, I am not putting Fireworks down and do agree that it has it's place especially for web based things but to say that Photoshop is only great for photo retouching then you miss out on all of the powerful features and things that Photoshop can do and do better than most software.

To use your analogy using Fireworks is like using a vice grip but as a vice grip and using Photoshop is like using a whole set of tools and having all four applications is like having a great big tool box in my opinion.

Thanks

Tom


On Apr 21, 2006, at 8:02 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:


Photoshop is great for photo retouching, but for web and GUI work it is like using vice grips for a hammer- they are "doable", but not the right tool for the job.

Give it a wack, you'll never go back!


, but then Photoshop can do so much more than Fireworks overall that choosing between them is more of a comfort level than feature decision.

Regards,

Tom

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