[Brie Clayton]

Hello Kun,

Can you explain your question a little further?

[Brie Clayton]

Mark, you have every right to be peeved that your “Script” series disappeared. We still have the originals to these 4 articles in the COW files, and I believe I can reconstitute them.

I encourage any and all COW authors who would would like to see previous content restored to please reach out, either here or to brielyn@creativecow.net.

Also, the “sticky” web site is a fabulous way to put a name to the concept that the COW is striving for. It really helps to see all the suggestions that you’ve taken the time to type out.

[Brie Clayton]

I love this very much, although Bessie looks a little concerned! I wonder what the little pictures in her ears are.

[Brie Clayton]

Does it help to press Ctrl + | keys?

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[Brie Clayton]

Hello Bob!

Yes, when Creative COW moved from our original behemoth of a platform to this smooth crisp new platform, I believe a little nostalgia was lost, to begin with.

Another recent event was a database back-up that I believe few sites have to deal with. 20 years of accumulated users had resulted in such a giant number of old and unused emails that could no longer receive our notifications, (Bessie was, in a sense, constipated) that forced us to unsubscribe the whole site in order to start again. Now we are living through a time of undelivered forum/discussion subscriptions while people re-subscribe.

Mads is correct that these days other forum sites provide profiles that can not only be a hub for people seeking technological advice, but the latest cat photos, marijuana grow tips, and current political discussions all in one consolidated feed.

Moving forward, everyone should know that Creative COW listens to your requests to improve this place that we all love, to deliver to you what you need in your creative and professional careers. Like recently the COW, due to popular demand, upgraded the search function to include many new parameters for search such as date sorting and relevance.

These are the changes we are committed to making in perpetuity as the need arises. At the start of the platform changeover the progress was slow, since we were still developing and correcting many behind the scenes functions. But now we are pretty caught up, and ready to move in the directions that will further the COW’s usefulness.

So we appreciate any and all suggestions to make this the place that you prefer to spend your time. This is your community, and we want it to stay that way.

Please don’t hesitate to mention how Bessie can better serve you! (encouraging more qualified contributors has been duly noted as well…)

[Brie Clayton]

Hello Neil!

I wonder if you came across Premiere Rush in your search. It is indeed a very basic version of Premiere Pro, which allows you to cut and add to your footage. The interface is simple and very appropriate for a layperson.

[Brie Clayton]

Bob, you are far too wise and hilarious to be banned from Creative COW.

[Brie Clayton]

Patrick, could you share a screenshot by chance?

[Brie Clayton]

Hello Jack!

I was able to open the file on the version of Illustrator that I happen to have going, 2020. It does warn me that the file is using a font not available on my computer, “BatmanForeverAlternate”, but other than that it’s fine.

How much memory are you working with?

[Brie Clayton]

As a side note, this CreativeCOW.net un-subscription event does NOT include the Creative COW newsletter.