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I'm less of an Adobe evangelist than I used to be, since they slacked on Photoshop for OS X for 100 internet years, and have failed to really innovate for several revisions of said product (caveat: I'm waiting to get a copy of Photoshop CS, and am inexplicably hopeful). Its ridiculous that they didn't adopt user-defined key shortcuts FOR EVAR. Ah, but this was going to be a request, not a rant or whine. So: Anyone here toying with Adobe Atmosphere? I'm pondering abusing the educational discount, just to see what it does. It seems like, well, everything.

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