Freehand users sue Adobe
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- fyoucher10
@eficks:
"you wouldnt have to learn multiple programs, as long as you can deliver the same final product." ....
- Okay, how do you work together with someone else if they're using different software than you? Doubt they'd work together. I'm talking about collaboration.@eficks:
"also your last point proves you have no clue"
- Please enlighten me :) I believe they purchased it because of Flash. They had a competing product called LiveMotion which couldn't compete. So they purchased Macromedia before anyone else would, like Microsoft for example. That's a good thing for Macromedia by the way, not a bad thing. They knew Flash was going to have a huge audience, and it did. Other products like Dreamweaver and Fireworks were like getting some nice extras.@eficks:
"and finally, how did an adobe product get better today? or yesterday?"
- Time for an upgrade? Lol. If you've been working in the industry for a while, you'd know. Their software has been doing leaps and bounds over the years (Photoshop, AE, Flash, etc).- @fyoucher1 dont designers complain about having to share projects as it is?eficks
- @fyoucher1 2nd point was about anti competitive behaviour. sure buying flash may have been their goal.eficks
- Of course. I'm talking about specialized company to specialized company collab though.fyoucher1
- @fyoucher1 last comment was more sarcastic (taking your comment literally :p)eficks
- I wouldn't call it anti-competitive. Companies purchase other companies all the timefyoucher1
- freehand customers don't agreeeficks