Adobe Creative Cloud All-in-One for Dummies

I take lots of online classes for Creative Cloud, but its nice to have a hard copy resource to fall back on. Loving this comprehensive guide.

teaches you everything you need to know about photoshop

IT HAS COME IN HAND FOR THINGS ...

A comprehensive introduction to the overall package

Great Book! Highly recommend if you are learning Adobe package.

Be aware even though the publication date is 2018, the material does not cover the new tools, such as Puppet Warp and the new Properties Panel in Adobe Illustrator CC 2018. I haven't look at the other programs but I can safely say they are the also the previous versions....very disappointed...not sure whether I will send it back or not

Suitable for beginners

Useful

Great book, full of important information.

Great

Good, but with all of these types of books, if you have used the products for a while before getting it, then there's not a lot to learn from it. This was for my son, who found exactly that for the Photoshop parts, but hopefully he'll get some more use from the other products that he's not so familiar with.

Very well written and informative, plus incredibly helpful and effective. With no prior experience whatsoever of Adobe Creative Cloud, I was up and running in a few hours to a basic level, and soon got to grips with the rest of the book. He found it encouraging because it was so easy to follow, which kept me motivated and engaged.

This book tries to cover several aspects of Adobe Creative Cloud, and so the end result is that there isn't really enough space to do any of them full justice. Normally I love learning from books, but this is just too dense and wordy for me. The paper does feel cheap, and the screenshots are from the dark interface, which means they are not always the easiest to see, but it's not bad enough to be a huge problem. It's a pity, though, with such an easy fix of changing the UI settings, why they didn't lighten it up. Something else that would have made life easier is to put the book/topic information in a header on the page rather than on a footer. This might be useful for someone needing to dip in occasionally, or someone with a great deal of patience to learn, but generally I find it too dense and basic for starting software and inconvenient to flick through rather than searching the web for a quick solution, I'm afraid.