This is pretty excellent. Check out the demo. This is a new flash-based contextual help app. When you click a tool, you see two tabs--one is an Adobe tab that shows related Help topics, the second is a del.icio.us tab that shows helpful links (e.g. Tutorials) from delicious. They're using a single del.icio.us account to feed this tab.
To check this out in Illustrator CS3, go to Window > Adobe Labs > knowhow.
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09/21/07 @ 13:36
Demo is nice, but where can I get a full version of Adobe Labs?
09/21/07 @ 14:05
Not sure what you mean, Larsen. If you have Illustrator CS3, you navigate, as I mention above, to: "Window > Adobe Labs > knowhow"
12/09/07 @ 06:10
I can't see it either. But then again, I run it on Vista x64... which is a nightmare, far too often.
02/11/08 @ 08:22
Hmmm... I think I am very much behind times. I am still stuck at the older versions of PS without these cool tools. However, lately i am using the GIMP more than PS.
02/11/08 @ 08:25
Oops... stupid me... I just discover that this is Illustrator not PS. Anyway, some of my friends can do magic with illustrator. The mesh tool is especially powerful for product illustration.
02/16/08 @ 22:18
I like the demo. Adobe labs know hows makes its more user friendly for understanding the interface,
02/20/08 @ 16:19
well i use adobe photoshop & dreamweaver but i never knew about this application, and demo is quite good, i think i will try the fullversion sometimes
02/24/08 @ 22:22
A very nice demo. Adobe lab should be fairly useful.
03/21/08 @ 11:33
IMO, Adobe labs is really quite handy.
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