With today's launch of its Creative Suite 3, Adobe has finally finished upgrading (most of) its product line so that it works with Vista. The company's statement earlier this month (PDF link) says that because most of its products were released before Vista came out, older versions may not work with the new operating system.

For home users, it's not a big deal. Adobe has already released patches for the latest versions of both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements (although users of older versions might be a bit stuck). Until today, it was the design and photography customers (of which we're one) who couldn't use applications such as Photoshop CS or CS2 and Indesign CS or CS2 on Vista.

The new edition fixes all that, though, along with several other sparkling new features.