Why Plugins Matter?
Plugging Plug-ins – Why Third-Party Software Matters Any professional racing driver will tell you that there’s no such thing as too much power. Give them a new, 1000-horsepower engine and after 5 laps, they’ll pull into the pits and say: “Great, but can you give me 1100bhp?” It’s just the same with software – especially software that’s as versatile as Adobe Acrobat and CC products such as Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop. No matter how powerful, flexible or easy-to-use the application, as soon as users get to grips with it, they’ll find it doesn’t quite do exactly what they want it to. Or they’ll want it to be just that bit easier to do a certain function or perhaps be able to batch functions together. This isn’t greed, or customers being niggly – on the contrary, it’s actually a compliment that the original application is proving useful. It simply underlines that there’s no such thing as the perfect program. Users will invariably never tell you exact