You can still use PSCS3 with IRCS2 they work just fine the only thing you can’t do is jump back and forth between the two apps.
For your information 80% of what IR could do is not in Photoshop. According to Adobe developers on a recent PodCast the only major thing that didn’t get sent over was JavaScript rollovers (disjointed) and that didn’t go because CSS rollovers are used far more now and it wasn’t seen as something important. Besides Fireworks can do them and Fireworks knocks the stuffing out of IR alway has.
Robert
I’m having a similar frustration. Mostly my frustration is that even with Fireworks touted Photoshop integration capabilities, when i load my PSD (with clipping masks, and layer styles) Fireworks does not render these exactly the same as in Photoshop.
If it did, I’d love using Fireworks, but it doesn’t.
I need solid slicing capabilities. Slice names, individual slice optimization, slice sets.
I know Fireworks does this, and I have Fireworks, but it’s integration is not as I expected.
I still say that regardless of how much more powerful Fireworks might be than ImageReady, the loss of ImageReady in an overpriced PS CS3 upgrade warrants Adobe making Fireworks available at a very substantially reduced price to anyone upgrading to PS CS3.
And, Adobe will tell you that 80% of ImageReady is in Photoshop and the remaining 20% wasn’t features that were in much use or need any more so you are still get IR it is just all in one program now.
I can’t say I agree or disagree. I can say I am very happy to see ImageReady die, it took it long enough.
Robert
Does somebody knows where is ImageReady option "Put slices in table" in CS3
How can I edit a gif-animation file in CS3?
How can I edit a gif-animation file in CS3?
did you look in the help file?
Does somebody knows where is ImageReady option "Put slices in table" in CS3
not exactly, but you can save sliced image to web via "save for web and devices"
