Re: Explaination of Various Graphics Software

     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....
     OK, now I have to ask the question, do you really have to make the 
graphic yourself?  There are tons of free graphics on the web that are just 
there with people saying to take them if you wish. Here's a site that lists 
some and reviews them.
http://thefreesite.com/freegraphics.htm
     If not, then there is also the thing, do you know anyone that has 
knowledge of this sort of thing?  You could quite possibly get them to do it 
for you so you don't really have to worry about learning how if you don't 
want to.
     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....

Anyway, I hope I helped a little bit!
~Megan
----Original Message Follows----
From: DNYCE15(at)aol.com
To: hwg-basics(at)hwg.org, hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org
Subject: Explaination of Various Graphics Software
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 11:28:07 EDT

Hi all!

I'm a beginner when it comes to web design, especially in the subject of
designing web graphics. I'm looking to create sophisticated graphics such as
the one on AT&T's page (www.att.com). I've heard of various software such as
Paint Shop Pro, Adobe Illustrator, Painter, Director, ....etc., but I don't
know what each software does. Can someone please explain the basics of web
graphics design, or suggest some tutorials? I'd realy appreciate it....

Thanks in advance!
Donna

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