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In article <181040@pyramid.pyramid.com> andrem@pyrman2.pyramid.com (Andre Molyneux) writes:
>I just got an advertisement in the mail for "Expert Color Paint", offering
>to sell me this product for $29.95 (the only catch appears to be that you
>must currently own another Mac painting program).  They make it sound fairly
>good on paper, but I certainly won't send them my money based just on an
>advertisement.  Has anyone actually used this program before?
>
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I rented this program a while back for a week. It seemed to me that stuff like
drawing is a pain because it tries to dither your lines and I couldn't see how
to turn that off. The result are lines which aren't solid, crisp, and black while
only being x bits wide. Kind of a pain since I was trying to touch up a line 
diagram with no color. Other than that, it seemed really neat and powerful. I
might still buy it and use it in conjunction with my other cheapo color prog.

Sombody explain to me why ColorIt and Expert Color Paint look like the same
program. I was very surprised to see that myself.

Todd Beaubien
tbeaubie@ringer.cs.utsa.edu
UT at San Antonio