Is Addobe jut getting WAY to big?

Im now useing CC and find the program has changed again. Of course it will change, it aways does. Just aobut the time I find my comfort zone, it changes yet again. Now Im looking at a whole new learnig curve and a new vocabulory. The truth is all these changes do nothing for me, the changes cost me time. I use just a few of the tools to do minor retouching and resizeing my images and Im done. I get the proper exposure every time, tweak the image in RAW, size it, send it to the lab and or send it to the client.

From what you say your workflow is, it doesn’t seem that it would be affected by whatever recent version of PS you tried to use.
If you’ve been using a many-years-old version of PS up until recently, yeah, the accumulated changes may be overwhelming until you’ve worked with them a bit, but Adobe hasn’t added anything earth-shattering to a version upgrade for quite some time.
Regarding the subject of your post, about Adobe being too big, it is actually their size that keeps them from innovating quickly so there would even be more changes in a smaller, more nimble company.

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847617 wrote:
Thanks Lubiez Jean-Val... for your links.
I've got some more advices like :
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- "redesign of the database"
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are they really good solutions?Like most everything else, "It depends"
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It's assumed that we don't have or can't use partitioning.
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Yes, if necessary. But it's a complex, time-consuming, error-prone process. Depending on exactly what you do, here's roughly what you'd be looking at:
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In Time Machine, I excluded the other partition on the external drive that has the partition holding my Time Machine backup.
If there are other (HFS+) partitions on your internal HD, Time Machine will back them up too, unless you specifically exclude them.
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8. /Volumes/Hard Disk/Users (2.14 GB)
1-7 was the first group that I excluded coincident with my original post. Estimated size of backup was 37.75 GB. I just added number 8 to see if the eliminating one of the references to the thing I really do want to back up reduced the backup size appreciably, and it did not. Time Machine still estimates the size of the backup is over 38 GB.
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First post here, and think last 'cause I haven't found any annoyances besides this.
Using X6 as an alarm clock for everyday wake up call.
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wow people normally complain its to low
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