vector drawing programs

adnans

hi,

Im looking for a good vector drawing program that can export files to web standard images. does anyone know of anything like this?

adnans

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To me, boxing is like a ballet, except there's no music, no choreography, and the dancers hit each other.

Cliph

I've always liked Xara Webster

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[This message has been edited by Cliph (edited 20-08-2001).]

Dave

Macromedia Fireworks
Adobe Photoshop

and

Adobe Illustrator

are the ones that come to mind.

-Dave

logic1

Illustrator is your only man. Plus lucky for you I have a legit copy. I'll bring it in for ya.

.logic.

FreaK_BrutheR

I like corel draw best myself.

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adnans

nice one for the response all, i've heard about Xara webster cliph but never used it. Only other xara program I used is it's 3d thing which is a time saver for 3d spinning things.

I could never get used to Corel Draw even if you had a gun to my face 24 hours a day.

Illustrator will be my baby for the next few weeks then, now where did I leave that insstallation cd... hmm

adnans

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To me, boxing is like a ballet, except there's no music, no choreography, and the dancers hit each other.

fizzy

i got freehand and fireworks recently.

i think freehand is used more for illustrations for print media and it looks like it is tricky enough to work with.

fireworks looks very good though - you work in vector mode (but can also use bitmap mode) and you can constantly preview how your work looks at various optimisation settings. its focus is web graphics so i would say that is your best bet.

p

If it's for web graphics then fireworks is probably better.

It depends on what kinds of effects you'll be looking for.

Also, Freehand is supposed to be pretty good too.

- Kevin