Nack reports, “As I say, we have reason to expect that all meaningful issues of running Photoshop CS3 under Snow Leopard have been resolved. When using arrow keys to nudge the values in text fields up and down, the values now change more slowly on a Japanese OS. The blue highlight ring around PS windows displayed by Exposé is too heavy.Ģ. Here are the remaining open issues we know about:ġ. The Photoshop QE team reported a couple of dozen problems to Apple, and I’m happy to say that Apple has fixed all the significant issues we found.” Nack reports, “Apple and the Photoshop team worked together closely during the development of Snow Leopard, as we do during the development of every OS revision. “It turns out that the Photoshop team has tested Photoshop CS3 on Snow Leopard, and to the best of our knowledge, PS CS3 works fine on Snow Leopard,” Nack reports.
I can’t speak for product teams besides Photoshop, and in the interests of time, I’m sharing what I’ve found out so far,” John Nack, Principal Product Manager, Adobe Photoshop, reports via his blog. “I’ve done some more research into the history of Adobe’s work with Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard).
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