cbz@cbnewsm.att.com (craig.b.ziemer) (04/30/91)
I am interested in buying a program which will allow me to make drawing and text slides suitable for presentations, and will print to a Postscript laser printer. Something similar to MacPaint or MacDraw for the Macintosh would be great. Any suggestions? * Craig B. Ziemer %% DISCLAIMER: AT&T does not * * AT&T Bell Laboratories %%%%%% officially support what I * * Reading, Pennsylvania %% just said, in fact, they * * UUCP ADDRESS: alux6!cbz %% rarely do :^) *
drudman@hpcc01.HP.COM (Drew Rudman) (05/07/91)
The three programs I have seen for such things and do it well all run under windows 3.0. They are... Micrografx Designer (current version is v3.02) Corel Draw (V2.0) Power Point The first two are excellent drawing programs, that treat items as objects (true drawing applications, not painting apps.) I prefer Micrografx, but the recent version of Corel Draw may be an improvemnt over the version 1.2 of Corel Draw I used to use. Power Point is a slide presentation utility that when used in conjunction with either of the other two makes for a great system. But the costs of such a system are very prohibitive. I would ger one of the first two, see how it goes, and then look into the last one as a supplement. [ Call... 9600bps/60meg ][ Drew Rudman ] [ The Charge ][ ] [ Apple ][ IBM ][ Internet: drudman@hpiosa.corp.hp.com ] [ (415) 321-4713 ][ The Charge BBS: Axe Slinger (#1) ]