There are many ways this can work, but here's one scenario: open a video file in Premiere Pro, send it to SoundBooth for audio work, then send it to Flash and Encore for online and DVD authoring. This sort of dynamic linking between applications is truly magical when all goes well, and it mostly does. One of the key features of the Creative Suite 4 is the way applications communicate, pass files back and forth, and move data. They've worked out the former kinks in this system, and it now works pretty much flawlessly.
It installs smoothly, and can be authorized on a maximum of two machines using Adobe's Internet authorization scheme.
The Master Collection includes four application DVDs, a content DVD and a training DVD. Needless to say, in-depth coverage of all these applications, or even the latest changes in each one, would consume way more space than we are permitted here (and for those details and minimum and suggested system requirements, head over to the Adobe Web site), so we will concentrate on Suite-wide functionality and improvements, as well as a few significant applica-tion-specific updates. As one can tell, this combination covers virtually every medium smaller, more media focused collections are also available. The applications in the Master Collection are (all in CS4 versions): Photoshop Extended, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Flash Professional, Fireworks, Encore, OnLo-cation, Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, Acrobat Pro, SoundBooth, Contribute, Bridge, Device Central, Dynamic Link, Media Player, and Version Cue. With Creative Suite Version 4, this collection of 18 programs has remarkable similarity of interface design, functionality, interoperability and integration, as well as the collective ability to do just about anything media-wise that you can imagine. For the last several versions, Adobe's software architects have been working to pull the diverse collection of applications into a visually and functionally unified whole suite, with data and media files able to flow easily from one app to another and back again. Like the face that launched a thousand ships, Adobe's production software-Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere, Flash, Dreamweaver, and all the rest-has launched and supported thousands of productions. The Adobe CS4 Master Collection user interface
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