If you like Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, you will LOVE Photoshop

Littleboy

Sep 16, 2003

In that case i’d stick to PSP if I were you 😉
Not to defend my most beloved app, but simple preference.

And i’m quite confident that Photoshop 8 will be equipped with a Keyboard Shortcuts manager similar to that of Illustrator (that is CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-k)

On top of that I think they should rename you app some time soon to Paint Shop Amateur. So far what they have been doing is wait for a new Photoshop and start programming like crazy to equip PSA with the same (or similar to).

Looking at the website, I don’t get turned on when they have to commercialise with features such as "correcting perspective" and "straightning photos"

I also think there are too many people that do not have a professional attitude towards working with computers. We should all know about RSI and how we can prevent it. After working with Photoshop now for the past 7 years (and starting it up practically every day) I still have no complaints whatsoever.

Littleboy

Normally i’m never this fiery in the newsgroups, but this was fun 🙂

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Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

Stephan

Sep 16, 2003

wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

It’s Carpal not carpel.
If you would RTFM you’d know that CTRL+L opens the Levels dialogue box. Of course somebody like you would go the long way to find Brighten and Contrast through the menu bar, Levels is way too advanced right? Get lost and go troll somewhere else

Stephan

Sep 16, 2003

wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

And all those Nurses think they have it tough!

Voivod

Sep 16, 2003

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 04:03:37 -0400,
scribbled:

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true

Of course it’s true that you’re just a sad little troll.

Frogiswrong

Sep 16, 2003

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

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Uni

Sep 16, 2003

Stephan wrote:

wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

It’s Carpal not carpel.

That’s how you detect a PSPer.

🙂

Uni

If you would RTFM you’d know that CTRL+L opens the Levels dialogue box. Of course somebody like you would go the long way to find Brighten and Contrast through the menu bar, Levels is way too advanced right? Get lost and go troll somewhere else

Stephan

Uni

Sep 16, 2003

Frogiswrong wrote:

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

Hope it has pictures in it, so he’ll understand.

🙂

Uni

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q-tip

Sep 16, 2003

I thought Photoshop users would be more professional and kind. One more reason to hang with a PSP crowd…features, convenience, picture- tube_tool, and ~nice~ users 🙂

In article <bk6mhb$p9frr$>,
says…

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

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Frogiswrong

Sep 16, 2003

I am kind to people who dont post rancid stinking drivel. That troll got off light and deserved more. My critisism was aimed mostly from the point of view of a news group reader not a photoshop user.

wrote in message

I thought Photoshop users would be more professional and kind. One more reason to hang with a PSP crowd…features, convenience, picture- tube_tool, and ~nice~ users 🙂

In article <bk6mhb$p9frr$>,
says…

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

wrote in message

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Voivod

Sep 16, 2003

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:40:57 -0400, scribbled:

I thought

Don’t lie.

Eric Gill

Sep 16, 2003

wrote in central.giganews.com:

I thought Photoshop users would be more professional and kind.

I’m unaware of any definition of "professional" that includes being polite to trolls who aren’t paying us anything.

BTW – your "prediction" was, of course, entirely correct, since you were indeed trolling it hardly took rocket scientists to recognize it for what it is.

Nor did it take much genius to spot you changed your posting name.

One more
reason to hang with a PSP crowd…features, convenience, picture- tube_tool, and ~nice~ users 🙂

I agree, at least as far as you’re concerned. Bye.

Tony

Sep 16, 2003

Well being a Littleboy explains it all. My son just loves to do things the hard way.

CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-k

Geeezzzz I can’t wait. Do you think that there’s still time to suggest something as little more complex? Only 4 key strokes seems a little "newbie" or "childish" for such a mature application. Maybe something more professional to be in keeping with the propeller-head mentality.

I like CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-y-o-u-h-a-v-e-t-o-b-e-k-i-d-d-i-n-g-m-e. Mostly Mac heads anyway and well used to being a slave to the keyboard. Now here is a shortcut to be proud of, only PS users with their infinite knowledge would be capable of doing it. And in the end isn’t that what it’s all about?

Tony

"Littleboy" wrote in message

In that case i’d stick to PSP if I were you 😉
Not to defend my most beloved app, but simple preference.
And i’m quite confident that Photoshop 8 will be equipped with a Keyboard Shortcuts manager similar to that of Illustrator (that is

CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-k)

On top of that I think they should rename you app some time soon to Paint Shop Amateur. So far what they have been doing is wait for a new Photoshop and start programming like crazy to equip PSA with the same (or similar

to).

Looking at the website, I don’t get turned on when they have to commercialise with features such as "correcting perspective" and "straightning photos"

I also think there are too many people that do not have a professional attitude towards working with computers. We should all know about RSI and how we can prevent it. After working with Photoshop now for the past 7

years

(and starting it up practically every day) I still have no complaints whatsoever.

Littleboy

Normally i’m never this fiery in the newsgroups, but this was fun 🙂
wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

Littleboy

Sep 16, 2003

Well.. rest assured Tony, you probably won’t be needing it that frequently (unless you have trouble makin up your mind).

You see, that’s usually they are so clever to use these longer combinations for the things you don’t quite need that often. It has been mentioned many times before 😉 but are you familiar with the Illustrator shortcuts manager? Would you be much happier if you would find this one in PS?

Greets 😉

Littleboy

"Tony" wrote in message

Well being a Littleboy explains it all. My son just loves to do things the hard way.

CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-k

Geeezzzz I can’t wait. Do you think that there’s still time to suggest something as little more complex? Only 4 key strokes seems a little

"newbie"

or "childish" for such a mature application. Maybe something more professional to be in keeping with the propeller-head mentality.
I like CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-y-o-u-h-a-v-e-t-o-b-e-k-i-d-d-i-n-g-m-e. Mostly Mac heads anyway and well used to being a slave to the keyboard. Now here is a shortcut to be proud of, only PS users with their infinite knowledge would be capable of doing it. And in the end isn’t that what it’s all about?
Tony

"Littleboy" wrote in message

In that case i’d stick to PSP if I were you 😉
Not to defend my most beloved app, but simple preference.
And i’m quite confident that Photoshop 8 will be equipped with a

Keyboard

Shortcuts manager similar to that of Illustrator (that is
CTRL-SHIFT-ALT-k)

On top of that I think they should rename you app some time soon to

Paint

Shop Amateur. So far what they have been doing is wait for a new

Photoshop

and start programming like crazy to equip PSA with the same (or similar
to).

Looking at the website, I don’t get turned on when they have to commercialise with features such as "correcting perspective" and "straightning photos"

I also think there are too many people that do not have a professional attitude towards working with computers. We should all know about RSI

and

how we can prevent it. After working with Photoshop now for the past 7
years

(and starting it up practically every day) I still have no complaints whatsoever.

Littleboy

Normally i’m never this fiery in the newsgroups, but this was fun 🙂
wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so

forth…and

it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after

the

novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally,

get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great.

But

when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP

my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call

this

complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

Littleboy

Sep 16, 2003

lol 😉

wrote in message

I thought Photoshop users would be more professional and kind. One more reason to hang with a PSP crowd…features, convenience, picture- tube_tool, and ~nice~ users 🙂

In article <bk6mhb$p9frr$>,
says…

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

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Kiri

Sep 16, 2003

What’s your goal here? Because all you do is proving that you don’t know the apps you use. There are other ways to make a statement. Or ask a question.

Love too,

Kiri

schreef in bericht

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

no_email

Sep 16, 2003

ROTFLMAO! Are you really trying to communicate with a troll?

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:52:45 +1000, "Frogiswrong" wrote:

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

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Smeltsmoke

no_email

Sep 16, 2003

Why are you here then? :o)

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:40:57 -0400, wrote:

I thought Photoshop users would be more professional and kind. One more reason to hang with a PSP crowd…features, convenience, picture- tube_tool, and ~nice~ users 🙂

In article <bk6mhb$p9frr$>,
says…

Check out this pdf, you fucking moron, and get back to us.

http://user.fundy.net/morris/downloads/Photoshop7HotKeys.pdf

wrote in message

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Smeltsmoke

Hecate

Sep 16, 2003

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 04:03:37 -0400,
wrote:

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

Hey, you can’t spell, you can’t read the shortcuts card that comes with Photoshop… we really shouldn’t expect you to be able to do something difficult like use proper software….

A very poor troll. Extremely obvious. 1 out of 10 for originality and 0 out of 10 for use of the English language.

—

Hecate
(Fried computers a specialty)

Uni

Sep 17, 2003

wrote:

One more
reason to hang with a PSP crowd…

Why, you like finger-painting?

🙂

Uni

scorpio

Sep 17, 2003

In tonight’s episode, our supersecret microphone captures saying:

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

you probably should read up on recent research…

http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/289/22/2963

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Pay Sayers

Sep 17, 2003

Well this has got to be the stupidist post of the year. How about RTFM before you make an idiotic crap stupid moronic statement like that. You
F..ing slut.

wrote in message

Hi,

For something as simple as changing the lighting exposure, there are 5 separate mouse clicks or movements you must do in Photoshop. Nice, especially in a day and age where every single click and move adds to the wear and tear on human hands.

In Paint Shop Pro, almost everything has a keyboard shortcut: In the case of light levels…shift b…BAM! you are there.

I can work like lightening in PSP…so few mouse clicks…so many nice shortcuts.

A lot of people like treasure hunts, easter egg hunts and so forth…and it can be fun to hunt and search for often used commands…but after the novelty of tunneling down 5 or more menu pulldowns wears off…so too does my appreciation of an app that makes you work hard…literally, to get the same thing PSP gives without hurting the hands.

When I have lots of time and my hands are not hurting…PS is great. But when I want to get it done quick, without all the extra clicks…PSP is my choice.

Love,

Me

PS. I anticipate that lovers of PS will defend this complaint by doing what they always do to complaints against their beloved app – call this complaint a troll. But it’s true…PS engineers have not gone out of their way to make shortcuts to most everything the way PSP engineers have.

Voivod

Sep 17, 2003

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:52:53 -0700, "Pay Sayers" scribbled:

Well this has got to be the stupidist post of the year. How about RTFM before you make an idiotic crap stupid moronic statement like that. You
F..ing slut.

YHBT.

Charlene Russ

Sep 21, 2003

I believe the word stupidest is spelled with an ‘e’, and of course ‘most stupid’ might sound a little better.

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:52:53 -0700, "Pay Sayers" scribbled:

Well this has got to be the stupidist post of the year. How about RTFM before you make an idiotic crap stupid moronic statement like that. You
F..ing slut.

YHBT.

xalinai_Two

Sep 21, 2003

On Sun, 21 Sep 2003 10:11:20 -0400, "Charlene Russ" wrote:

I believe the word stupidest is spelled with an ‘e’, and of course ‘most stupid’ might sound a little better.

no. don’t think so. An illusionist creates illusions, so a stupidist creates stupid messages… But you are not in the contest.

Michael

"Voivod" wrote in message

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 19:52:53 -0700, "Pay Sayers" scribbled:

Well this has got to be the stupidist post of the year. How about RTFM before you make an idiotic crap stupid moronic statement like that. You
F..ing slut.

YHBT.

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