Q. I have an idea to create a website that is interactive. I think I might need to create software but not sure, willing to learn!! An example of what I am interested in would be a list of family birthdays in the left column, and a calendar in the center. I would like the user to be able to drag and drop the birthday to the correct day on the calendar. Is there an adobe program that allows me to create something like this?
A. This is the program:
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& get that instructional book along with it.
With Dreamweaver, you will be able to do all those things.
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& get that instructional book along with it.
With Dreamweaver, you will be able to do all those things.
What adobe software can edit videos or movie clips from a camera?
Q. we need to make a movie about Florante and Laura, a famous novel here in the Philippines. What software is best in editing videos from cameras, etc. ?
A. Adobe makes Premiere Pro and Premiere Elements. Elements offers a pretty good feature set for the price.
Beyond Adobe.....
You can also try the free Windows Movie Maker (or whatever it's called in whatever version of Windows you have). On a Mac, there's iMovie.
There are also programs that are free or open-source, but are still in development and might not work very well - VideoLAN Movie Creator (VLMC) and Lightworks.
Beyond that, you can look at lower-end programs like Corel/Ulead VideoStudio, Pinnacle Studio, and some entry-level versions of Sony Vegas.
Avid Studio is coming out as an available download on March 8th. Avid makes arguably the best editing platform in the business (Media Composer), and Studio will be a new thing for them in the lower, entry-level end. They'll definitely be worth a look.
Many companies also offer academic discounts! Here in the US, you have sites like specialtyvideosupply.com and journeyed.com - I don't know what similar sites you have in the Philippines, but look for them! Student discounts are often really great deals if you're a student or educator.
Beyond Adobe.....
You can also try the free Windows Movie Maker (or whatever it's called in whatever version of Windows you have). On a Mac, there's iMovie.
There are also programs that are free or open-source, but are still in development and might not work very well - VideoLAN Movie Creator (VLMC) and Lightworks.
Beyond that, you can look at lower-end programs like Corel/Ulead VideoStudio, Pinnacle Studio, and some entry-level versions of Sony Vegas.
Avid Studio is coming out as an available download on March 8th. Avid makes arguably the best editing platform in the business (Media Composer), and Studio will be a new thing for them in the lower, entry-level end. They'll definitely be worth a look.
Many companies also offer academic discounts! Here in the US, you have sites like specialtyvideosupply.com and journeyed.com - I don't know what similar sites you have in the Philippines, but look for them! Student discounts are often really great deals if you're a student or educator.
How come adobe photoshop and indesign wont work properly together?
Q. Well, i just installed indesign cs3 and i would like to open saved files from my photoshop cs3 with my indesign, but it doesnt work. I saved on most of the file formats but indesign doesn't recognize any of them, so i cant open saved files from PS. Im still new so yeah, help please?
A. Adobe Indesign and Adobe Photoshop will work together nicely (especially CS3). They are just totally different programs used for different purposes. Photoshop is generally used for raster grapics/photos/effects; whereas Indesign is generally used for layout.
If you would like to use a Photoshop file within Indesign, then you need to
1. create a new document in Indesign (File->New)
2. Place the PSD into that document (File->Place)
3. with in the Place Document dialog box you'll have to navigate to the desired PSD file and select it, please note the two check boxes at the bottom of the dialog box. It would be a good idea to check the "Show Import Options" box. This will allow you to set the initial layer transparency within Indesign. You can always change these settings in Indesign by going to Object->Object Layer Options.
Good luck!
If you would like to use a Photoshop file within Indesign, then you need to
1. create a new document in Indesign (File->New)
2. Place the PSD into that document (File->Place)
3. with in the Place Document dialog box you'll have to navigate to the desired PSD file and select it, please note the two check boxes at the bottom of the dialog box. It would be a good idea to check the "Show Import Options" box. This will allow you to set the initial layer transparency within Indesign. You can always change these settings in Indesign by going to Object->Object Layer Options.
Good luck!
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