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Thanks for the simple answer to my simple question. &nbsp;I appreciate the advise about PS5 for higher level work, but I will go ahead with my plan now.<br />
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This is a nice system!
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Thanks for the simple answer to my simple question.  I appreciate the advise about PS5 for higher level work, but I will go ahead with my plan now.

This is a nice system!

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Glad I was of help, mbshea. And thanks for the points!!<br />
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Have a great holiday.<br />
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Good vibes!!<br />
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Glad I was of help, mbshea. And thanks for the points!!

Have a great holiday.

Good vibes!!

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As the photo editor for a print mag whose staff collaborate almost entirely online (intranet space plus email), I need to post thumbnails and mod. resolution images within a MS Frontpage html environment. &nbsp;Our designer and pre-press staff use Photoshop 5 and other tools for graphics manipulations in both print and ezine formats. &nbsp;Will PS Limited Edition be adequate for modest graphics manipulations (conver. to greyscale, resizing, embedding of caption info, etc)? I don't want to spend the time or money on PS 5 or higher. &nbsp;Thank you for the advice.
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As the photo editor for a print mag whose staff collaborate almost entirely online (intranet space plus email), I need to post thumbnails and mod. resolution images within a MS Frontpage html environment.  Our designer and pre-press staff use Photoshop 5 and other tools for graphics manipulations in both print and ezine formats.  Will PS Limited Edition be adequate for modest graphics manipulations (conver. to greyscale, resizing, embedding of caption info, etc)? I don't want to spend the time or money on PS 5 or higher.  Thank you for the advice.

Photoshop LE and simple web apps.  Adequate?

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