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Or "Don't want to pay for", which includes me. The feature set that I use in my daily driver - Illustrator - has pretty much remained constant since CS2 or ther

Or "Don't want to pay for", which includes me. The feature set that I use in my daily driver - Illustrator - has pretty much remained constant since CS2 or thereabouts, but I have to maintain a subscription solely to ensure that I can load files from clients without any concern about incompatability or breakage. It's quite annoying paying good money for old rope for years and years on end.

GlacierFox 4y ago
You'll hate to admit it but I know for a fact that a lot of the tools introduced after CS2 have become indispensable and allow you to get work done faster and more efficiently than back in the day.
- the_mar 4y ago
  Like what?
- detritus 4y ago
  "For a fact"? Only if you presume to know what I do and how I work, I suppose. I'd not be so bold, personally. - ed: I wondered perhaps if Smart Guides were newer than I remembered, but nup, having checked - they were there in CS2.