cs032@zeus.unl.edu (01/21/90)
Does anyone have Publish-It Lite by Timeworks? I have a couple of questions about it. 1) What are the drawing tools like? 2) What graphics formats can it import? 3) How does it differ from Publish-It by Timeworks? ------------------------------------------------------. | Scott Ames University of | | Bitnet: CS032@UNOMA1 Nebraska at | | Internet: CS032@ZEUS.UNL.EDU Omaha | `------------------------------------------------------'
boba@hpwarau.hp.com (Bob Alexander) (01/25/90)
In article <6697.25b88353@zeus.unl.edu> cs032@zeus.unl.edu writes: >Does anyone have Publish-It Lite by Timeworks? I have a couple of questions >about it. I have Publish It, and the Lite version is a subset. >1) What are the drawing tools like? Publish It has only primitive tools: set/clear a pixel, draw a line, box, circle, or box with curved corners. It's unlikely that Lite would have more than this. >2) What graphics formats can it import? Publish It imports from GEM Draw, GEM Paint, PC Paintbrush and Lotus 1-2-3. I don't know what Lite supports. >3) How does it differ from Publish-It by Timeworks? One big difference that convinced me to get Publish It is that the Lite version won't generate 300 dpi output, so even if you have a LaserJet (or other laser printer) or DeskJet, the printout will be of dot-matrix quality. Bob Alexander | Government is a crutch for people who can't handle boba@hpwala.hp.com | reality. -------------------+--------------------------------------------------- Organizations don't have opinions: individuals do. The opinions expressed above do not necessarily reflect those of the stockholders, employees, or directors of Hewlett-Packard.