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| grafia |
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| mitash |
| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:39 am Post subject: |
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| grafia wrote: |
nerds are extremely skillful you see. |
i know'
some poeple would say the same about me a nerd.,..
however i dont think soo.. i am skill full
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| andysears1 |
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I liked Corel 3, 4, 5 got on quite well with it..although Illustrator only now. Although I liked Corel it didn't flow with other packages very well, Although I would say Corel was the more advanced package for a long while.
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| matelo |
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| prtlflx |
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I own both Freehand and Illustrator CS2 and never use Freehand. The tools are not as intuitive as Illustrator, and Illustrator is more of an industry standard. Also, when the new Adobe line is released (after the Macromedia aquisistion), Freehand will probaly be nixed.
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