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To: antiRepublicrat

I am glad for educational discounts. It always left students in a quandry, from my perspective. If you're in school studying graphic arts but cannot afford what is considered the standard graphic arts program in the "real world", how can one be expected to have the skills neccessary to succeed.

I know all about the cost of those video programs. I tried sneaking Avid Xpress Mojo into the latest request I made for a new system at my office and my business manager just laughed at me.


19 posted on 04/18/2005 9:27:04 AM PDT by timtoews5292004
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To: timtoews5292004
If you're in school studying graphic arts but cannot afford what is considered the standard graphic arts program in the "real world", how can one be expected to have the skills neccessary to succeed.

They should be able to afford it on the discount, but even if they can't, whatever application you're using will teach them the concepts. Once you have the concepts down, which application you're using isn't a big learning curve.

20 posted on 04/18/2005 9:35:43 AM PDT by antiRepublicrat
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