(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading...This is actually the same review that we posted on Amazon. Just wanted to let you know since we don’t have a star rating system on this blog!
If I had gone strictly with the title of the book, I might have not given this one 5 stars at all. It’s not about creating workflows between Adobe applications and doing projects. More than that, this book is about experiences from the authors about how one can do small tasks more efficiently by using the CS2 applications together. Think of this as a book that’s left next to your desk that you can pick up and read when you have 5 minutes to spare. That’s the way this book will benefit. So if you think that the term “workflow’ in the title means that you’re going to do great things, then you got it all wrong. This book is about those little things that make great differences.
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