On a Black MacBook 2.0 Ghz CD, with 2GB RAM, InDesign, Photoshop and Dreamweaver run extremely swiftly. hth.
Anyone using CS3 on MacBook Core Duo?
And I stress Core Duo, NOT Core Duo 2.
Looking at possibly picking up a refurbished one but from what I've read, the Duo2 helps with Rosetta. Since CS3 is native, is there really a need to spend more for a mere 10-20% gain?
Mostly Illustrator usage, and the occasional InDesign/Photoshop work.
Looking at possibly picking up a refurbished one but from what I've read, the Duo2 helps with Rosetta. Since CS3 is native, is there really a need to spend more for a mere 10-20% gain?
Mostly Illustrator usage, and the occasional InDesign/Photoshop work.
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Same thing on first gen MacBookPro
Same here on my first gen 1.83 MBP.Same thing on first gen MacBookPro
define swiftly....
say you're working with a 11" x 17" CMYK and you do a paintbucket or a gradient.... how fast is it? is there any spinning beach ball action?
what actions take particularly long?
say you're working with a 11" x 17" CMYK and you do a paintbucket or a gradient.... how fast is it? is there any spinning beach ball action?
what actions take particularly long?
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