PDS in Photoshop picked up with GIMP
Good evening,
When I took Web Developer and Web Designer courses, I had an Adobe CS6 version that could run by changing the computer’s date.
I created logos in PSD format.
I thought I could edit the writing with GIMP.
However, I don’t have access to the writing created with Photoshop.
Would anyone have a solution?
My father often says that it’s not the complexity of a program that makes it powerful, but knowing how to use it well.
I’m more inclined to use Publisher, which remains accessible, unlike Adobe where you have to pay a license and you’re no longer the owner but a renter of the tools.
When I took Web Developer and Web Designer courses, I had an Adobe CS6 version that could run by changing the computer’s date.
I created logos in PSD format.
I thought I could edit the writing with GIMP.
However, I don’t have access to the writing created with Photoshop.
Would anyone have a solution?
My father often says that it’s not the complexity of a program that makes it powerful, but knowing how to use it well.
I’m more inclined to use Publisher, which remains accessible, unlike Adobe where you have to pay a license and you’re no longer the owner but a renter of the tools.
2 answers
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Adobe files are compatible with Adobe programs.. You can, for example, open a PSD file in Illustrator and edit text.
You can also open a PSD file in Corel Draw, having the text separately but as an image, therefore non-editable (unless you want to delete it).Provided that the image has not been flattened.
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Hello,
I am more inclined to use Publisher, which remains accessible, unlike Adobe where you have to pay a license or you are no longer the owner but the renter of the tools.If you need to reinstall MS Publisher, note that the application is retiring on October 1, 2026...
