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| Downloads:16,072 |
| Version Downloads:378 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Illustration |
| License:Commercial |
| Date:20 Apr 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $24.99 |
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Macrankin reviewed on 22 Apr 2012
My bad, as I'm not really a graphics guru, and I am only now realising what a great piece of software this truly is.
I'm currently retracing my old illustrator 8 (gasp!) tutorial steps along the lines of recreating the same with iDraw, mostly to help me better remember how I did stuff.
The last guy mentioned its quirkiness and that's what almost made me want to abandon it. Here's what I mean...
Say you are wanting to create a circle. You will notice that it will have 4 'Endpoints' well spaced out along its path. Selecting only one of those endpoints will allow you to create a gap. Choosing any of the others will collapse the circle's path.
Just in case you're wondering which one that might be. It's the one I like to refer as being in the '1 o'clock' position.
Oh btw, there is a way in which to create a smaller gap, but you must use the Pen + tool and place the newer endpoint ahead of the 1'o clock positioned endpoint, and it must be ahead in the anti-clockwise position.
To delete it, you must first select it with the Selection tool (the 1 o'clock endpoint) and then simply hit the delete / backspace key.
I'm currently having heaps loads of fun creating an abundance of Olympic rings.
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Anonymous reviewed on 22 Nov 2004
The home page does not work; so is this a sign of something bigger than just a few quirks in the software??
11-22-04 at 4:25PM PST -ks
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Anonymous reviewed on 24 Oct 2004
I love this program!
But theres a problem...
I can't edit images with IDraw...
This is not perfect anymore...
Anonymous reviewed on 04 Feb 2004
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