Which Adobe program are you using frequently?

daily

• Muse... the old stable one not the current release
• Photoshop + Bridge... to generate my web images

weekly

• Fuse... sometimes with Felix images

every blue moon

• Premiere pro to make the last tutorial I did... actually it did a good job once I got it to behave on my Windows laptop
• Dreamweaver... still the best way to do some server code options ime
• Edge... mostly just to mock up ideas

In order...

Photoshop

Acrobat

Premiere

Encore

I teach test programs for my day job and two nights a week at the college.

1. InDesign
2. Dreamweaver
3. Illustrator
4. Photoshop
5. Acrobat
6. Bridge
7. Spark
8. Behance
9. Portfolio
10. Lightroom Mobile
11. Premier
12. After Effects
13. XD

Dreamweaver

Photoshop

Bridge

Acrobat DC

Creative Cloud Desktop App

Illustrator

After Effects

Portfolio/Behance

Candy Crush Soda Saga (Oh wait, that's not Adobe's)

Dreamweaver pretty much 7 days a week as I use it for my job. Other than that Photoshop on an almost daily basis for work and play. I also play around with Capture and the Spark tools. Those would be my main ones but I do use almost all of them at some point.

Photoshop: Graphic Design, Image Editing

Lightroom: to manage and edit photography assets

Experience Design: Web / Application Design

Illustrator: Graphic Design; logos, signage, print and web graphical elements

InDesign: Graphic Design; layouts for print, books, brochures

Dreamweaver: Web development mostly modified bootstrap templates

Premiere Pro: Video projects

Premiere Pro

Photoshop

After Effects

I design packaging, catalogs and ad flyers.

I use mostly InDesign, with Illustrator being a fairly close second, as some printers require Illustrator files. I used Acrobat Pro mostly to check PDF files before sending them to the printer.

I also do a certain amount of photo editing in Photoshop, but far less these days (now that we have two in-house photographers who handle most of that).

1- Acrobat Pro

2- Acrobat Pro

3- Acrobat Pro

4- InDesign

5- Photoshop

6- Spark Page

Because I'm a PDF forms maker and a (mostly digital) documents maker.

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Adobe Illustrator all day everyday. More so than Adobe Photoshop although I love Photoshop. But right now I'm concentrating on positive and negative space art like logo creation and all things clipart in svg format. I'm a big contributor to openclipart.org and practically live there as well as Deviant Art so I'm a Deviant too. I can't really explain why I like Illustrator so much except to say that I enjoy working with vector graphics. Something about those clean crisp lines and the swirls and working with the width tool and symbols sprayer. I've found myself lost for hours just playing around with making brushes alone. there's just so much there that it can overwhelm sometimes and even overshadow what you're working on. It's the best damn program I've ever owned and can't do without it...and won't either! Yea sure there's other capable programs but nothing beats the best of the best and that to me will always be Adobe Illustrator hands down.