RE: Updating pages (What tools should non-developers use?)
by Freda Lockert <fredalockert(at)clara.co.uk>
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>If they can afford it, CorelDraw 10 is a very nice image editing suite.
>Adobe Photoshop is extremely nice but also extremely expensive and with
>version 10, Corel has definitely narrowed the gap. Both programs have a
>substantial learning curve for any meaningful use of the tool.
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I definitely endorse that - especially for PhotoPaint. It loses very
little, if anything to Photoshop and deserves a much higher profile
than it has. I used it from v.5 to v.9 - ImageReady aside, there are
features I think it does better than Photoshop 5.5. I switched
applications when switching from PC to Mac, if I was still on PC I
would never consider buying Photoshop because there is so little
between them.
Freda
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