sknowles

<p>I do very little editing in Photoshop, only to match the slide and mostly to size for the use. I like the look of film and try to keep it in the scanned image and for the print or Web. I like that I have the slide to compare to the digital version to match them.</p>

<p>It came back on-line yesterday evening. I don't rely on the CC version and mostly use the CS5/5.5/6 versions, especially for events like this, but unfortunately not everyone has that option. It does, however, show the potential problems for Adobe moving to entirely cloud-based applications if they can't maintain reliability of service, but then we're all in that boat now to some degree as many applications check the company's Website when you open them, either for updates or proof of ownership.</p>

<p>Yahoo is continuing to do what Google has been doing for years, consolidating user id's into one single id. As noted, Yahoo owns flickr and can do what it wants and the users have the choice to stay or not. And removing other id access isn't new, just a corporate decision not to use id's from other corporation. My decision will be when Yahoo does the same for Tumblr. While I've had a Yahoo account (no mail, just login) for years from previous companies they bought, I rarely use it and will have to decide to drop my Tumblr account if they force that change as users expect since Yahoo bought it for the number of young people on it (obviously not me but I love the diversity). It will eventually be the choice of a very few large corporations owning all the popular social networking sites. The question is which one has the money to pay Facebook's purchase price.</p>