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Test out the new Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1
Entry posted on Oct 22 by Cyndi Reese

Adobe Labs at http://labs.adobe.com/ is the place where you can try out new technologies from Adobe. This is often a place where Adobe will let the public beta test new software before it is released.

Today, Adobe announced Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 beta. It's heralded as a "new version that focuses on the fundamental priorities of customers: performance and image quality"



Flash CS5!
Entry posted on Oct 11 by Cyndi Reese

Have you ever visited the Adobe Labs website? This is where Adobe posts sneak previews of new technology.  Check out the new entry for Flash Professional CS5 beta, which includes support to publish apps for the iPhone. It will be on Adobe Labs later this year.

http://labs.adobe.com



Do you avatar?
Entry posted on Oct 15 by Cyndi Reese

I've changed the bottom display of the NBAUG (North Bay Adobe User Group) so that ALL members are listed, even if there is no avatar (picture) for the member. The way that NBAUG was originally set up was so that ALL members would be listed if you clicked on the top link at the NBAUG website and only members with avatars would display at the bottom of the website.

It confused some folks into thinking that they weren't members when the bottom area did not display their name. (I guess that nobody wanted to look at the member list using the top hyperlink)

So... the sooner you log in to the NBAUG website and edit your profile to include an avatar (you'll upload it), the sooner we'll be able to see your smiling face. Or dog. Or favorite flower. Or whatever represents you best.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

So, what's your picture?

Cheers, Cyndi Reese. NBAUG manager.



NBAUG accessibility meeting in October 1
Entry posted on Oct 15 by Cyndi Reese

Don't miss the October 26th meeting of the North Bay Adobe User Group!

  • How could a blind person navigate your website or get the content in your PDF?
  • How do you put closed captioning on a webcast for a hearing impaired computer user?
  • Are you using the right colors in your document for someone who is color-blind?
  • What do you know about the ADA (American Disabilities Act) federal law and telecommunications?

A panel of three experts will discuss ADA (American Disabilities Act) issues for the disabled and how you can make your Dreamweaver website and PDFs accessible:

  • Corinne Haverinen, SRJC accessibility expert: The who, what and how of ADA accessibility
  • Barbara Heiman, Dreamweaver Adobe Certified Expert: WAVE, Dreamweaver and color
  • Cyndi Reese, InDesign Adobe Certified Expert: InDesign to PDF workflow

This meeting will be recorded as a webcast with closed captioning.

Outstanding raffle prizes

  • Camtasia Studio (Windows)
  • Camtasia for Mac
  • T-shirts, free trial software and more
  • Sponsored by TechSmith (http://www.techsmith.com)
  • Camtasia allows you to record what's on your screen along with your webcam and audio



Agenda for 9/28/09 Meeting
Entry posted on Sep 25 by Cyndi Reese

  • Getting around in our new web site

    • How it works, possible settings

    • Suggestions for improvement

  • Setting your preferences for participation

  • How should we run the group in general?

  • Ideas for future meetings

  • Door prize - onOne Software Suite 4.5 ($500 worth of Photoshop plug-ins)



Adobe MAX Conference Oct 4-7 in LA
Entry posted on Sep 12 by Cyndi Reese

http://max.adobe.com/

Adobe's big MAX conference is held in LA this year. Read on for special discounts, especially to students!

Exhibit-Only Pass – If you are primarily interested in the Unconferences this is a really good option. $200 gets you three-day access to the MAX Exhibit Hall (home of the Community lounge, all Unconferences, vendor booths, and BoFs), as well as entry to the keynotes and the Sponsors Welcome Reception on Monday evening.

One Day Pass – If you can’t be onsite the whole show but want to attend all the MAX activities for one full day (this includes all keynotes, sessions, meals, and parties happening that day), this is a good option. The standard price for a one-day pass is $595 but if you use this discount code: DAY941 you save $100.

There’s also the special student rate announced last week ($199 for a MAX pass if you have a valid student ID and use promo code STU691

Finally, if you have not yet booked your flight there are MAX discounts on three airlines:

American Airlines: 5% off
American Airlines is offering a 5% discount (additional discounts may apply depending on flights selected). The discount is valid on travel dates of October 2 - 11, 2009, and is applicable flying into Los Angeles (LAX), Burbank (BUR), Ontario (ONT) and Orange County (SNA) airports. Reservations may be completed via http://www.aa.com or by calling 800-433-1790 (a $20 ticketing fee applies when booking via phone). Travelers must use promotional code 31H9AL. Some restrictions may apply.

JetBlue: 5% off
JetBlue is offering a 5% discount. The discount is valid on travel dates of October 2 - 11, 2009, and is applicable flying into Los Angeles (LAX) and Burbank (BUR) airports. Reservations may only be completed via http://www.jetblue.com/promo. Travelers must use promotional code ADOBEMAX. Some restrictions may apply.

Lufthansa: 10% off
For attendees travelling on Lufthansa services to Adobe MAX, discounts of up to 10% off standard airfares in Business and Economy Class have been negotiated. Participants can choose to fly to Los Angeles any time between September 18 and October 18, 2009. For Miles and More or Star Alliance card holders, full mileage can be accrued. To make your reservation, please click on http://www.lufthansa.com/meetingsandevents_en and enter the access code DEJIQ which will take you into a MAX-only online booking platform. Please note that you may have to enable pop-ups on this site. 



New Adobe TV look!
Entry posted on Sep 11 by Cyndi Reese

If you get a chance, check out the new look at Adobe TV. This is where you will find many important webcasts on Adobe products from experts in the field.

Now you'll be able to store your favorite shows, check out the new webcasts, most viewed, and highest rated. 

Visit http://tv.adobe.com/#

If you'd like to share your favorite Adobe TV show, please join our NBAUG discussion at http://groups.adobe.com/groups/36a18c9379/summary. Sign in (or join!) and post your favorite in our active discussion section.



NBAUG member pets 4
Entry posted on Aug 15 by Cyndi Reese

Have a favorite picture of your pet you'd like to share? Let's see what types of pets belong to Adobe users in Northern California. Submit your 200x200 pixel photo now!



October meeting on ADA webcast and files
Entry posted on Oct 27 by Cyndi Reese

The recorded ADA webcast is available at:

https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2009-10-26.1949.M.077589066AAC9428C9D56F581C162A.vcr

 

The PDFs presented and resources are available below.





November meeting has a new date! 2
Entry posted on Oct 29 by Cyndi Reese

The November meeting on color management has been changed to November 30th instead of November 23rd. Mark your calendars and come join our two color management experts introduce color theory and how to manage it.



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