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Friday, June 19, 2009

Filed under: EditingPost Production

Take the Adobe Non-Linear Editing Software Survey

Scott Simmons | 06/19

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Adobe has recently posted an online survey about non-linear editing software. The link was floating around Twitter and it’s a great survey to share with the rest of the editing community. There’s a lot of questions focusing on 64-bit support and workflow. It’s great to see Adobe reaching out to the community and hopefully they will take the information to heart as they continue to further improve their video editing offerings. I wish they would have asked about Adobe help and documentation. As I try to learn more about After Effects and actually use Premiere Pro I get so frustrated when you go to the help menu for help and instead of getting a searchable pdf it takes you their website. Rarely do I ever quickly find an answer to a question there without a lot of searching.

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If you’d like to give feedback about After Effects Help, feel free to send it to me at kopriva at adobe dot com. (If you send me feedback about Premiere Pro Help, I can forward it on to the right person.)

If you want a PDF, you can download one from the upper-left corner of any page of After Effects Help on the Web:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/

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