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Ian Kelleigh #1
Illustrator properties vs FreeHand properties
I have to say that after playing around with Illustrator CS, FreeHand
wins hands down as far as simplicity goes. I can't believe how many
flipping panels Illustrator has now... To change just some properties of
certain objects, you have to follow 3-4 different panels. Ugh!
Properties in FreeHand have never been so easy. I'm all about one stop
shopping...
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Martin Gamache #2 Re: Illustrator properties vs FreeHand properties
"Ian Kelleigh" <ian_nospam_@freehandsource.com> wrote in message
news:bss7ku$29f$1@forums.macromedia.com...> I have to say that after playing around with Illustrator CS, FreeHand
> wins hands down as far as simplicity goes. I can't believe how many
> flipping panels Illustrator has now... To change just some properties of
> certain objects, you have to follow 3-4 different panels. Ugh!
I agree.
I just started doing alot of my work with Illustrator again about a month
ago and although I really like some parts of it, it is a much more cluttered
desktop and contrived workflow. BUT it is does certain things I need very
consistently without crashing or nasty surpises and I cant say that about
FHMX.
mg
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