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In article <tj9f1adbtlqsl0c0u8c69uh3monv1fmv09@4ax.com>, Eric Stevens <eric.stevens@sum.co.nz>wrote:

when a user can modify an image and change it later, it's reversible and that's why it's called a non-destructive workflow.

Eric Stevens
Fine, fine. If you wear a reversible jacket do call it, too, a non-destructive work flow?

Of course not. There are several subtly different meanings to the word 'reversible' and you seem to have only learned one of them.

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floyd would be the one who has only learned one of them.

everything in a non-destructive workflow is reversible. that's the whole *point* and why it's so useful.

Eric Stevens
It's your point, but it wasn't Floyds and it's not what I want to discuss. Why don't you shut up? You may learn something.

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tell that to floyd.

he knows nothing about non-destructive workflows or how they work, going so far to say that they are for cartoon characters.

if anyone needs to learn something, it's him.