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It ought to be possible to access the Illustrator General Discussion forum from the main forum page just like other main applications, rather than having to scroll through a dropdown list after wasting time looking for it elsewhere, such as Design forums. Complaints are being made by users, after they have finally found their way (back) to it.
There may be other product forums deserving the same prominence. GoLive could be one of them.
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i would prefer to have all the major programs that are in the creative suite be included on the front page of the forums.
Why would you want to have GoLive there? it's been discontinued, no chance whatsoever for it to be added there
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There is a way to see all the forums without the drop-down. Not much good for the drive-by posters, but helpful for regulars, anyway:
If you decide to "Edit" that widget you can choose to "Show children", but on my system, that really slows down the page. You can add other customizations there, too. I've done so, and use that page as my browser's bookmark into the forum.
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Holy hell, widgets are the bees knees and whatnot!
I just built a couple of "Recent Activity"-based widgets and they make it about 10x easier to follow a forum than any of the other methods I've tried so far.
I also tore the whole layout down. I'm in 3-column view with Private msgs and all forums in the left column, Recent InDesign in the middle and Recent Forum Comments in the far right.
Thanks for the info, Mark!
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It's mutual, Eric. I apparently didn't try to Edit the Recent Activity widget, so thanks for that, too!
If you haven't seen it yet, this thread might interest you:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/418002?tstart=0
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I find the easiest access is to set things up through the rss feed. I can pick and choose which forums (or threads for that matter that I wish to follow). I'll have to look into the widgets thing, but RSS really keeps things simple.