Re: Explaination of Various Graphics Software

Umm... sorry but I have to disagree here Megan.  Paint Shop Pro goes way
beyond Paint in what it does, and it isn't free.  The latest version of PSP
(6) has some very sophisticated tools, and you can do everything from
simple web graphics to full fledged quality graphics for print production.
It costs around 90 USD, but it *is* available, fully functional, as
shareware on 30 days trial (it only counts off a day when you actually use
the software) from http://www.jasc.com/ .

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Donna
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----- Original Message -----
From:  Megan   <peacedream(at)hotmail.com>

>      I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong so here it goes:
> Paint Shop Pro is basically like paint, you remember the program that
comes
> with almost all computers?  The difference is that it gives you a choice
on
> what kind of file to save it as.  There are more features, but for that,
if
> you have the program (which is about 13 megs currently for the
evealuation
> program), you can just access the help and start reading the little
> books....
[snip]
>      Personally, I suggest Paint Shop Pro to make graphics if you must do
it
> yourself.  Reason being, it's free & it's not hard to figure out.  It
does
> take up 13 megs of space currently though....

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