Pixel perfect?

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  I'm sure a lot of people, maybe a 'few' years into their 'careers', use photoshop so often that they can't think how anything they need to do could be done any more simply or should indeed be done any differently..ahem.. I honestly haven't thought about doing anything in photoshop for a long long time, I seem to have devoted a large part of my cerebellum and visual cortex to this program, I just think about stuff and watch the cursor dart about in photoshop and eventually the thing appears, no words, no internal dialog about layers or shapes or selecting, no trying to decipher the interface, just one hand on the mouse, the other on the keyboard, tip tap - tap, shift-tap, click, hold-click, ctrl+alt+shift+s, alt tab into textpad, tappety tap...
  I guess I work on my own too much.

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  • That is exactly the problem. Like all the people I knew who kept working with Quark when InDesign was making its debut.
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  • People are so used to all their shortcuts & ways of working that they see "change" as a bad thing.non

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