Re: Good basic drawing app for Lombard running 10.3.9?

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 03:53:10 -0800

I think I have yes, I'd forgotten about that. Must admit though Seashore seems to be exactly what I was after now that I've had a quick play with it. Easy to use with the power of layers too. iPaint seemed too simple to me.

Thanks.

Don Zahniser wrote: 
On Jan 16, 2009, at 5:32 AM, Tim Allen (Gmail) wrote:

  
I've just set up a 333mhz Lombard for my 11 year old son which is
running 10.3.9 happily, and I'd like him to have a simple graphics app
he can mess around with, either shareware or preferably free. Can  
anyone
recommend something that would run OK on this hardware? It's got 192mb
at the moment but I have some more RAM in the post that will up the
total to 320mb.
    

Got a copy of AppleWorks 6 lying around?

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