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From: Jim_Jordan
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 19:35

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You certainly would reach for Illustrator because you are apparently not familiar with Flash and Fireworks. :)

I remember a point where it was preferred to do some art in Flash because it offered a technique not yet available or perfected in Illustrator. Now we call it Live Trace.

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