From the Mac Guy: Photoshop CS3 Versions

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Tuesday, June 5th, 2007 Subscribe To Our Feed

The Mac Guy: Photoshop CS3’s two versions expand graphic capabilities

Adobe Photoshop CS3 is now available in two versions: Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS3 Extended. While both applications offer the same core features, the Extended version adds capabilities targeted to some of these niche users although usable by many others.

Photoshop CS3 has a newly refined interface that helps you manage your tools and palettes more efficiently. The Tools palette can be displayed as a single column of icons docked on the side of the screen. Similarly, the palettes can be displayed as icons or icons with labels on the other side of the screen, giving you a maximum amount of screen real estate for your images. Additionally, when you press the Tab key to hide the palettes and then mouse over to the edge of the screen the palettes automatically will show up and then hide themselves again when you mouse away.