For what you get and what you pay for it is quite staggering, really. I purchased iDraw earlier this week and haven't stopped playing around with it. Though, at one point it made me want to jump right back into Illustrator.

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.