Using the extremely poor search feature returns no link. Now there's a surprise...
Why do we have to look for it? There's no manual, pamphlet, nothing..
Note to Adobe: NOT everyone wants to be connected to the internet to access help. What a bunch of bone heads you guys are...
Buko, "Where is Photoshop CS4 Help???" #1, 28 Nov 2008 2:44 pm </webx?14@@.59b72244/0>
To go directly to Photoshop web help, which is kept up-to-date, bookmark <http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/>. You can also search only Adobe documentation from this page and all Help pages.
If you're offline, pressing F1 takes you to the in-product help that shipped with the software, which is no longer up to date. To default to going to in-product help, you need to go offline in Photoshop. Instructions for doing so are in the Product Help topic at <http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS2BE9B3A7-44AF-4d86-AC08-912E2D9F1ECB.html>.
For more info on Community Help, including ways to use it effectively, read the comments at <http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/>, or read the Help and Support topic at <http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WS2BE9B3A7-44AF-4d86-AC08-912E2D9F1ECB.html>.
Yet another help fiasco
At least the above people were:
1. Able to find help on their own.
2. Transfer that to you.
At least the "boneheads" here could do that.
Rob
The following is not directed at you.....
I believe about 1/10 of what Adobe says; and I'm asserting that's not cynical but absolutely realistic. Like all companies these days, they're doing what's good for them and spinning the result to the customer.
Regarding the "keeping it up to date" nonsense, that's more than a little disingenuous on Adobe's part. If you think about it, they've only issued 1 update to the software for the past, hmmmm, what is it now, 5 releases? Let's see, 6 had 1, I think 7 had one, and we can say that CS-CS3 had one each, and now CS4 is all done.
Just how many changes to the help file are required? Oh yeah, one... Maybe not even that since the updates are 99% bug fixing...
Having something up to date that changes frequently is great, but in this case there's no real need for it... As I said in a previous message, they don't really make changes to the help file often, if ever.
Updating help files that can be downloaded and installed is easy and most of us that have developed commercial software know it. There's something else going on that they don't want to talk about, like what's good for them......
They did include Help
Did you read my boilerplate text in #4?
He must have missed your message, J.J.
Did you read my boilerplate text in #4?
nobody reads post #4 john. <tsk>
If you're offline, pressing F1 takes you to the in-product help that shipped
with the software, which is no longer up to date
ok... then to adobe...
"Help is not as complete or up-to-date as online product Help, Adobe recommends
that you use the PDF version of product Help if you want to stay offline.
not as "up to date" i can handle, but "not complete" is ... not right.
A downloadable PDF of complete product Help is available from two places"
why not just include that? duh! stupid corporate.
just keepin it real.
will it change anything? maybe. but for SURE nothing at all will change unless we tell them what we like and don't like.
iow, i b&tch about em, because i care. :)
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