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Originally Posted by fxeditor
.....As far as the backwards compatibility issue goes, you've always been able to save if a more compatible "earlier" file format and could always read a file from an older version. I don't see that changing. That really would be business suicide!
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It works better for some apps than others.
Photoshop sometimes throws errors but is pretty stable.
Illustrator has fits and how it regresses new features is a lot of times downright ugly and results in cumbersome files.
Indesign, horrible backwards compatibility, many times it can't resolve what to do with a new feature that was used in a file and just tells you to go f off.
You usually end up loosing effects/plug ins/workflows that your client depends on and that's no bueno.
And how often does Adobe ship new features that are actually bugs? When my systems are stable I want to keep them that way until I have no choice but to update.
I do NOT see more frequent upgrades from Adobe as a benefit, to me it's anything but.