I am not sure what you mean by cleaning up graphics. If you mean
mainly the scaling and setting the pixelation, The GIMP
(http://www.gimp.org) is a free (as in speech and as in beer)
alternative, and it you can get with it a very good, free handbook,
help files etc. The only downside is that The
Illustrator is mainly for working with vector artwork while Photoshop is
mainly for working with bitmap artwork. Photoshop is probably more
appropriate for the work you are doing.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Does anyone in the group have experience with
Cris Reeser wrote:
Does anyone in the group have experience with either of these tools? My
writing group is planning to buy either PhotoShop or Illustrator. We
need a tool to edit graphics that have been added to PowerPoint or
MSWord files.
I have used both since version 1.0 and can't
master over a weekend.
Photoshop, you can learn to make basic edits in a day.
Nandini
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If you plan to get one of them, you might consider getting both as part of
the Adobe Creative Suite 2. On the Adobe website, Photoshop is
$649, and CS2 is $250 more at $899, but you get full new versions of Adobe
Photoshop CS2, Illustrator CS2, and InDesign CS2 software with new Version
Cue CS2,
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Based on what you wrote, and assuming that the graphics you have to edit
are not Vectors, I would say Photoshop
Sounds like a smarter use of PowerPoint and Word would be the far more
economical (time *AND* money) solution. I'm not sure which would be
better. Illustrator is geared toward vector illustrations... are these
images you need to clean up vector-based? If not, there's PhotoShop...
but if all
Does anyone in the group have experience with either of these tools? My
writing group is planning to buy either PhotoShop or Illustrator. We
need a tool to edit graphics that have been added to PowerPoint or
MSWord files.
We get PowerPoint slides to edit and clean up for delivery. In places,
Illustrator is mainly for working with vector artwork while Photoshop is
mainly for working with bitmap artwork. Photoshop is probably more
appropriate for the work you are doing.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Does anyone in the group have experience with
Cris Reeser wrote:
> Does anyone in the group have experience with either of these tools? My
> writing group is planning to buy either PhotoShop or Illustrator. We
> need a tool to edit graphics that have been added to PowerPoint or
> MSWord files.
>
I have used both since version 1.0 and can't
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card.
john
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Does anyone in the group have experience w
>If you plan to get one of them, you might consider getting both as part of
the Adobe Creative Suite 2. On the Adobe website, Photoshop is
>$649, and CS2 is $250 more at $899, but you get "full new versions of Adobe
Photoshop CS2, Illustrator CS2, and InDesign CS2 software with new Version
Cue
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Subject: OT: Which should we purchase, PhotoShop or Illustrator
Does anyone in the group have experience with either of these tools? My
writing group is planning to buy either PhotoShop or Illustrator. We
need a tool to edit graphics that have been added
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Subject: RE: Which should we purchase, PhotoShop or Illustrator
Based on what you wrote
Sounds like a smarter use of PowerPoint and Word would be the far more
economical (time *AND* money) solution. I'm not sure which would be
better. Illustrator is geared toward vector illustrations... are these
images you need to clean up vector-based? If not, there's PhotoShop...
but if all you're
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