I think I have to go out and buy the Adobe Illustrator. It’s for work, anyway. We’ve played around a little with the Tryout that you can download for free. But we need the full version now.
What’s the best place to go? Huaguang Shangchang? How much do I have to expect to pay? And how do I make sure that what I get isn’t any crap version, but fully functional and, if I pay the whole price, legit? Would there be any way to get a (legit) earlier version (not too early, though)?
In case anybody wants to know: We got a number of quotations from Software distributors for Illustrator 10, Chinese version ranging from NT$ 17,100 to NT$ 22,000 (and one quotation for an English version: NT$ 22,000).
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHY ADOBE IS STILL IN BUSINESS?
Seriously, I have major questions about the usefulness of Adobe Reader 7.0.
I received an important email this morning with attachments in that format. The attachments are about 100 pages in length and it appears it will take at least an hour to print them. At least; probably longer. I sent the command to the printer, it stated that it was “spooling” for about a half hour, and now it slowly, grudingly spitting out hte pages, one every 3 minutes, while my colleagues continue to wait for their print jobs that they sent to the printer 40 minutes ago, just behind me. He he he.
That seems so incredibly lame and unacceptable, I can’t believe there aren’t other formats that are vastly superior and Adobe would have been abandoned and driven out of business long ago.
