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Ask The Adobe Ones - Episode 19

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Uploaded by on Sep 10, 2008

From dates to French kissing -- A viewer has trouble marking the calendar for the big date and Kush investigates. Mark your calendar for the "suprise" web event (yes its CS4) on Sep 23 (24 in Asia/Australia). Also mysterious spam gives new meaning to customer satisfaction.

Links:

http://www.adobe.com/go/somethingbrilliant

http://www.timeanddate.com

http://tv.adobe.com



Transcript:

"So what is 09 23 08? No those are not my vital statistics, 09 23 08 or 23 09 08 if you live in a country where you write the month in the middle is the day something brilliant will happen. If you have subscribed to any Adobe mailing list that brings you regular updates about Adobe events, you might have got an e-mail with those magic numbers on it, or maybe you might have noticed it as a banner ad on Adobe.com. September 23rd year 2008 a date to remember because that's when you can watch a world wide web event to find out what the Adobe ones have been up to lately. It's supposed to be something very special. If you are into Adobe stuff I'm sure you are going to love it!

If you are in North america, you can choose to watch it either 9am Eastern time or 9am Pacific time. And if you are in Europe, its 11am CET for you guys and for those who are on the other side of the international date line its actually going to be on the 24th 4pm in australia 2pm in Singapore and hong kong or 11:30 am in india. And if you live on the international space station well you'd have to do some complicated calculations to figure out the right time but if you are up there I'm sure you are smart enough to figure it all out on your own. So regardless of where you live just pick a time that is convenient to you and convert it to your own time. You might want to refer to timeanddate.com if you need to translate your time zone to any of those listed here..

So go to this site and register to receive an e-mail notification. All you have to enter is your name and e-mail address no long forms to fill up and Adobe won't use that information for anything else other than just notifying you about this event. Just like ask the Adobe ones, we won't use your e-mail for anything else other than this program.

So don't forget to mark your calendar. Speaking of which I got an e-mail from Martin Sassenberg saying he had trouble downloading the outlook appointment file generated on this site. Well Martin, I immediately contacted the Adobe ones who are handling that web page and they said they made the site more compatible so chances are it could work better now. If not you can always use the html version of the site by clicking the link on the top right corner or once you register you will get an e-mail with a link to download the same calendar entry file and if even that doesn't work or if you just don't use outlook to organize your life, just manually enter an appointment into what ever method you use to remember appointments, like your phone or pen and paper notebook or stick a note on your fridge, you know, what ever that works for you.

I hope you are excited about this as much as I am. And I don't get excited about anything that easily unless its something really exciting.

So if you get an e-mail from Adobe with those magic numbers, don't be alarmed, its real. Unlike this e-mail I got the other day - you know what, I should have a "spam of the week" segment on this program because I am so prone to spam after all. Somebody wrote me "French kisses.. you'll never stop... we adore our clients..." Well we try to be nice to our clients too but I don't think we french kiss our customers .. unless they start first. Who knows, maybe it's normal in France.

Please don't spam me other than the fact that it's illegal its also a waste of global bandwidth. But please do send any relevant Adobe related questions simply by writing us an e-mail or sending a link to a web video question to ask@adobe.com so even you can ask the Adobe ones.

You know what, there are french people working for Adobe and I'm going to ask one of them if that e-mail makes any sense at all."

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  • loooool ... ROFL

    Loved the ISS timing & the French kiss parts.

    loool, hilarious. :D

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