Latest Newsflashs PCWorld: Photoshop 12.0.1 Patch Fixes Several Issues
Written by Larry Compton Friday, 02 July 2010 20:07
Bugs are a way of life in software--fortunately, so are bug fixes. Earlier this week, Adobe released Photoshop 12.0.1, which brings a number of stability enhancements to the professional image-editing software, including several specifically related to 64-bit operation on Mac OS X.
Though Adobe says that CS5 is more stable than its predecessor, CS4, there's always room for improvement. The 12.0.1 update addresses a number of issues that could cause slow performance, as well as several common crashing bugs, user interface and workspace issues, font-related crashes, and several painting-related issues, including problems with video layers.
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/200378/photoshop_1201_patch_fixes_several_issues.html
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