ethics

[A quiet moment, Brijette and Adelynn both asleep, but a moment almost certain to be just that: momentary. Maybe time to sneak in a quick post, though.]

I recently took the plunge and upgraded from Adobe Creative Suite 3 to Adobe CS5. If that means nothing to you, let me throw out one word: Photoshop. If you are on a computer reading this, I'd guess there is just about a 100% chance you have at least heard of Photoshop. You would almost have to live in a total digital vacuum, I would guess, to not have heard of it.

In the various flavors of the Creative Suite, Adobe packages a range of high-powered software designed for professionals in the fields of print design, web development and design, and video production. Photoshop is one part of that package, along with such titles as InDesign, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and Flash. Since such design work is how I partially make a living, since I skipped the upgrade to CS4, and since I have a couple of projects in process right now that can benefit from some of the added and improved features in the new suite of programs, I decided to add one more item to my list of business tax deductions for 2010.