Re: What program its used to create this maps?????

On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 15:28:56 +1300, Helpful Harry
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> wrote:
 Also, if you're doing  stuff that needs to end up on the web,
Freehand
>> is now a much better choice than it used to be. (yes, I know you don't
>> use vectors on the web, but it has a number of features Illustrator
>> doesn't have and integrates well with DW and FW.
>
>"Vectors on the web" is usually the domain of Flash / Shockwave.  :o)

 ;-) Yes, well, I like to kep things simple ;_)

>For "professional" use you really need to stick with Freehand or
>Illustrator if you want to make it easier to get a job - although some
>places may well use other applications, they are by far the minority
>... at the moment.

True, though Corel Draw has a good following for good reason. The
latest iteration is far more useful (and more im****tantly, far more
stable) than previous versions.

>Illustrator's similarity to Adobe's other products makes it ideal for a
>simple workflow using Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop and/or GoLive, as
>well as being a part some of Adobe's bundle boxes (which makes it
>cheaper too if you need to buy all/most of the applications at one
>time).
>
That's true too, though I find that you're better off using best of
breed rather than just tying yourself to one company's products.
Consequently, Go Live stays on my machine purely to he;lp out friends
who've tried to use it and get stuck. For professional site
construction, Dreamweaver is far and away the best. With vector apps,
I use whatever is better for the job in hand - my current favourite is
Freehand, though Corel Draw has it's uses too. Illustrator is a way
behind at the moment, though I would prefer to be able to prefer it,
if you see what I mean ;-)

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