A massive bundle worth the extra money, containing absolutely every tool a video producer might need.

Our massive guide to Adobe's huge overhaul of the Creative Suite, including reviews of Photoshop CS4, Illustrator, InDesign and Dreamweaver.

An excellent release that reworks Photoshop’s core colour-correction capabilities, making them even more powerful

Support for latest video formats and a batch-media encoder, but supporting apps have seen little upgrading.

A new focus on animation, better video support and deeper integration, but not the core authoring package it once was.

A period of transition as Adobe deals with its Macromedia inheritance and the changing nature of the web.

Advanced long document functionality and screen-based publishing via Flash contribute to another Quark-bashing.

The new interface plus PDF and AIR export sees Fireworks CS4 fully integrated into the Creative Suite.

Some powerful improvements – but you won’t get the most out of this unless it’s used alongside other Adobe apps.

A more mature version, taking it from sound cleaning and score creation to a powerful soundtrack composition tool.

Still heavy going, but a raft of improvements means it’s the most comprehensive drawing package on the market.

A shift of focus to advanced CSS and JavaScript handling, but Dreamweaver is beginning to look old-fashioned

Adobe builds on its print strengths to take its rich design mission online. And it has made a success of it, too.

Adobe significantly strengthens its print, web and production workflows – and the integration between them

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

There’s so much to like about this package that it might just be worth switching operating systems to get hold of it.

Abort, retry, Investigate? One reader's battle with a known issue with Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 and Adobe Premier Elements 7

How important is RAM size to the way we use 64-bit Windows? And are there other ways to get around the problem? We offer a couple of tips to get you through your 64-bit RAM blues.

PC gamers are among those most likely to benefit from any improvement in raw performance, so does Windows 7 bring any glad tidings for 3D action aficionados?