Why I buy this one ?
- Adobe Bridge - Browse, organize, label, and preview graphics and InDesign documents, templates, and snippets in Adobe Bridge. Drag and drop assets from Adobe Bridge into layouts easily and efficiently. Search for files using metadata, such as keywords, colors, and image resolution
- Object styles - Apply and globally update object-level formatting more efficiently using object styles. Save a wide range of graphic, text, and frame-level attributes as object styles to create more consistent designs and speed up production tasks
- Adobe Photoshop and Adobe PDF layer support - Selectively display layers and layer comps in Photoshop files, and layers in Adobe PDF files, to experiment with different design options or use multiple variations of a file in your layout ? all while linking to a single file (Photoshop is not included)
- InDesign snippets - Easily export InDesign objects as snippets, which can be shared with colleagues or reused in other documents. When you place or drag a snippet into a layout, InDesign re-creates the original objects, their formatting, and their relative positioning on the page.
- Adobe InCopy CS2 assignments - Assign only the elements of a document that an editor needs to work on in InCopy CS2 software while you're designing the rest ? whether that's specific frames on a page, frames on one or more spreads, or all the frames in a document

What our customer's say!

"New Version of Creative Suite Almost Out", Unless your needs are pressing, you might want to delay buying Creative Suite. Version CS3 will be announced tomorrow (March 27, 2007) and it'll ship (in most packages) toward the end of April. And yes, if you buy just before a new product is released, Adobe will usually give you an upgrade for the cost of shipping and handling. I just confirmed that this morning with a customer service rep. But you avoid a bit of hassle if you wait.

Mike Perry, author of Untangling Tolkien: A Chronology and Commentary for The Lord of the Rings