There’s a very positive review of Illustrator CS3 over at Macworld.
Of note is the reviewer’s love of the new zooming anchor points I am so much looking forward to:
When you pass the Direct Selection tool over a control point, the control point enlarges so that you can easily see and select it. While this may not sound like much, you’ll get accustomed to the change very quickly, and you’ll soon realize how helpful—even luxurious—it is. Of all the program’s new features, Illustrator CS3’s easier-to-see anchor-point highlighting is the one you’ll encounter most often, and it’s a great idea.
Once again, the anticipation is killing me, can’t wait to get my hands on AI CS3!
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