Download PSP8 Retail Version for FREE
Charlie
1. http://www.katz.ws/?q=paint
All the PSP v8.0's betas and finals are there as well as all releases and
betas of PSP7 (which does still totally rock)
Uni
> PSP 8 sucks the big one....but try it for yourself
No, thank you!!!!!
Uni
Charlie
Yeah no thank you is right.....hey I'm back..at least for a while!!! Nice
to see you again Uni.
Charlie in Mississippi
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Uni
> Hi Uni,
> Yeah no thank you is right.....hey I'm back..at least for a while!!! Nice
> to see you again Uni.
Same here, Charlie. I have to laugh, because the only people saying good
things about PSP-8 are the same old people that were cheerleaders for
PSP-7.... well, not all of them :-)
Uni
Charlie
I am so glad I am done being a "crusader" for -any- software product......
Stay cool..keep these guys in line....
Charlie
(playing blues guitar in Mississippi)
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A Soberon
Nice
> to see you again Uni.
>
> Charlie in Mississippi
Nice to hear uni is pal to a software pirate!! Can you please send him PS
and Elements? He cannot afford them and would DIE to have them.
Keep playing your guitar while the BSA goes after you chaplin.
Antonio
Charlie
I don't care what conclusions you draw about me or anyone else. But as
a friendly tip I would only mention that posting a link to a website
(pirate or otherwise) is just that and nothing more.....
If we extrapolate on your faulty logic model I could post a link to the
Vatican and you would have to necessarily conclude that I was he Pope. Let
me break it to you easy.....I ain't the Pope!!!
Charlie
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JP Kabala
1. Save yourself some time and hard drive space... all the betas of 8 are
scheduled to expire soon-- before the end of the month, IIRC. If you want to
try it, go to the Jasc site and d/l the trial--- it will run longer than any
beta
2. You know the folks from le...@jasc.com are probably reading this, you
dufus.
3.We are not talking about the national war debt here, we're talking about
less than 100 bucks, less than 50 if you're upgrading -- if you want it, try
it and then buy it, for heaven's sake. There's even a rebate.
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Uni
> C'mon Ron,
> I don't care what conclusions you draw about me or anyone else. But as
> a friendly tip I would only mention that posting a link to a website
> (pirate or otherwise) is just that and nothing more.....
>
> If we extrapolate on your faulty logic model I could post a link to the
> Vatican and you would have to necessarily conclude that I was he Pope. Let
> me break it to you easy.....I ain't the Pope!!!
Not sure, Charlie. When I post a link to http://adobe.com
and write - Adobe R_O_C_K_S!
these people get all bent out of shape :-)
Uni - BY THE TIME 8 LOADS, I CAN PRODUCE A 3D ANIMATION WITH FREE
SOFTWARE: http://www.angelfire.com/empire/abpsp/uni_stuff/uni-page.html
Uni
> Piracy is so incredibly lame.
>
> 1. Save yourself some time and hard drive space... all the betas of 8 are
> scheduled to expire soon-- before the end of the month, IIRC. If you want to
> try it, go to the Jasc site and d/l the trial--- it will run longer than any
> beta
> 2. You know the folks from le...@jasc.com are probably reading this, you
> dufus.
> 3.We are not talking about the national war debt here, we're talking about
> less than 100 bucks, less than 50 if you're upgrading -- if you want it, try
> it and then buy it, for heaven's sake. There's even a rebate.
>
Listen to what the Pee Ess Pee 8 poster child has to say, Charlie.
It's not everyone that gets to be a Pee Ess Pee 8 poster child, but then
has to attend Adobe Photoshop seminars, because Pee Ess Pee 8 is paving
the way to her stardom!!
:-)
Uni
Angela M. Cable
> 2. You know the folks from le...@jasc.com are probably reading this, you
> dufus.
Actually, they didn't have to read it here. I forwarded it to them.
--
Angela M. Cable
PSP8 Private Beta Tester
PSP Tutorial Links:
http://www.psplinks.com
5th Street Studio, free graphics, websets and more:
http://www.fortunecity.com/westwood/alaia/354/
Kiri
Kiri
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R-E-S-P-E-C-T-!
Kiri
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Charlie
It is the half-baked PSP 8 that is so "totally lame"....
(1) Do you really enjoy the "treasure hunt" in PSP 8 trying to find old
familiar tools?
(2) How about the extended loading time?
(3) What about the "new learning curve" one is forced to hurdle just to do
the same old graphic manipulations we are all so familiar with in PSP 7?
(4) Oh..and what about the $$$ to "upgrade" to this POS product???
Jasc is screwing you guys (and ladies too!) in the ass with ..no kiss, no
hug, no KY jelly, no nothing.....
Charlie in Mississippi
ps- I loved Uni's remark about creating a finished animation with free
software while PSP was still loading!!!
Good stuff and it is all so damn true.............
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A Soberon
> familiar tools?
NO. Neither I liked going thru school, college, etc. Nor learning to speak,
write, do math or guitar playing. So many difficult things I had to
"treasure hunt" thru life!!.
> (2) How about the extended loading time?
I can't stand having to wait 5 seconds for PSP8 to be ready.
> (3) What about the "new learning curve" one is forced to hurdle just to do
> the same old graphic manipulations we are all so familiar with in PSP 7?
Unbearable. I loved to work with PSP7 perspective tool, also the
straightening tool, warp brush, barrel and pincushion distortion
corrections, etc. etc.
> (4) Oh..and what about the $$$ to "upgrade" to this POS product???
That's the worst part. 50 bucks!!! WHY! When I can download appz and warez
for free thanks to your "innocent" posting.
> Jasc is screwing you guys (and ladies too!) in the ass with ..no kiss, no
> hug, no KY jelly, no nothing.....
Thanks for being our Great Master Guide to the perils of buying legal
software, chaplin.
> Charlie in Mississippi
>
> ps- I loved Uni's remark about creating a finished animation with free
> software while PSP was still loading!!!
> Good stuff and it is all so damn true.............
We all love that asshole's remarks also. If only they were true... but for a
free laugh they are hard to beat.
Why don't you mate with him and miki to be the "ALL NEW THREE CHIFLADOS" ??
fy
Antonio
Charlie
Yaaaawwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.......................sheesh!!! LOL!!
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A Soberon
> Yaaaawwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.......................sheesh!!! LOL!!
Of course not.
Just KF you.
That was the best I did.
Antonio
JP Kabala
> No not really..
>
> It is the half-baked PSP 8 that is so "totally lame"....
west coast of Florida, dude. Not much surf in the Gulf, but the sunsets are
spectacular. And we know all about pirates here. But we prefer them on the
football field to Usenet.
> (1) Do you really enjoy the "treasure hunt" in PSP 8 trying to find old
> familiar tools?
Load the PSP7 workspace if you are logic challenged or too disturbed by
change to learn anything new.
Or create one of your very own that meets your own particular needs. I don't
mind change all that much myself. But then, maybe I'm not typical. In the
course of any one single day I probably use 10-15 different applications for
one thing or another- tools are all over the place. I just adjust and move
on.
> (2) How about the extended loading time?
I don't have a problem with it. It loads a hell of a lot faster than
Photoshop 7--
but the wait time for neither one is excessive. Ever load PeopleSoft or
Crystal Reports?
Software with many functions needs a little prep time. Get over it. We're
talking seconds.
In the case of my laptop and desktop, about 6. If your life is so busy you
can't spare
6 seconds, you don't have the time or focus to do creative work.
> (3) What about the "new learning curve" one is forced to hurdle just to do
> the same old graphic manipulations we are all so familiar with in PSP 7?
The only basic process that has changed in any truly dramatic way is the way
line drawing is handled. Don't exaggerate. But if you are talking about the
improvements to the tools that take a bit of time to master, there is ALWAYS
a tradeoff between increased power and function and the effort it takes to
learn to master that power. Again, if you have a problem opening your mind
to learning new ways to work, I would wonder how creative your design
process
might be.
4) Oh..and what about the $$$ to "upgrade" to this POS product???
You've got to be kidding, right? A $50 upgrade is NOTHING---
>
> Charlie in Mississippi
Well, that explains it.
BTW, I have never denied that I have and use many other software packages.
If you
visited my website you would learn that I atate there that I am a
card-carrying member
of NAPP. Only our resident recidivist would infer from my attendance at a
NAPP-
sponsored event as anything other than a desire to learn more about the
tools of my trade.
As it happens, I went to the Photoshop for Photographers event with Ben
Willmore
because I have always been largely a "painter" and "illustrator" though I
find
myself called upon to do more and more photography, both as models for
paintings
and for other purposes. It was a good session....one I'd recommend to any
photographer, no matter what image editor they use. Ben is a great
instructor
and knows his stuff.
Oh, and before you skulk around the Photoshop newsgroups to find things to
misquote-- yes, I will be at Photoshop World in September-- just as I was
last year.
I wish there was an equivalent gathering of PSP users, but there isn't.
The creative
energy that is generated in that kind of environment is really exciting.
Uni
> Is that really the best you can do???
> Yaaaawwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.......................sheesh!!! LOL!!
Not really, he can forge Artist Mike's identity pretty well when things
get a bit too much for him and he has to rebel :-)
Uni
Brian
Whether purchased, pirated, or just plain free, Uni's "artwork" serves
well as proof of his complete artistic ineptness.
Uni knows darn well the difference between free and pirated software.
One would need at least some strength of character, though, to care.
Uni cares not.
Brian
A Soberon
> get a bit too much for him and he has to rebel :-)
>
> Uni
Good memory, irrelevant uni !
Kissing the wrong ass still hurts you?
Antonio
Uni
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>
>>C'mon Ron,
>> I don't care what conclusions you draw about me or anyone else. But as
>>a friendly tip I would only mention that posting a link to a website
>>(pirate or otherwise) is just that and nothing more.....
>>
>> If we extrapolate on your faulty logic model I could post a link to the
>>Vatican and you would have to necessarily conclude that I was he Pope.
>
> Let
>
>>me break it to you easy.....I ain't the Pope!!!
>>
>> Charlie
>>
>>"A Soberon" <asob...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:079f591814623043...@free.teranews.com...
>>
>>> Yeah no thank you is right.....hey I'm back..at least for a while!!!
>>
>>Nice
>>
>>>to see you again Uni.
>>>
>>>Charlie in Mississippi
>>
>>Nice to hear uni is pal to a software pirate!! Can you please send him PS
>>and Elements? He cannot afford them and would DIE to have them.
>>
>>Keep playing your guitar while the BSA goes after you chaplin.
>>
>>Antonio
>
>
> Whether purchased, pirated, or just plain free, Uni's "artwork" serves
> well as proof of his complete artistic ineptness.
Five minutes after I posted my art:
"This is beautiful!!"
"This is excellent work!"
"This is absolutely beautiful"
Now, move on, Brain.
:-)
Uni