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In article <756@dukempd.phy.duke.edu> fang@dukempd.phy.duke.edu (Fang Zhong) writes:
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>    I have used MacDraw II. I like two of its many features a lot. It can zoom
>in and out 10 times. It allows me to put a drawing over 25 pages. It has an
>option for decimal pen size.
>    I am open to suggestions. Which other drawing softwares have those features
>and use PICT format?  Where can I get a good deal for the one you would 
>recommend?
>    Thanks in advance.

I just received my upgrade to Canvas 2.0. It does what you want and is all
round a pretty nifty program (I'll finally be able to give up Cricket Draw,
well, almost. Canvas doesn't bind text or do logarithmic 'fountains'.) Cricket,
by the way is a very sophisticated package but only lets you draw one page
and is somewhat sluggish. Canvas also comes with a DA that is almost as
powerful as the application. If you're looking for a relatively cheap
but feature-laden DA, try DeskDraw (and DeskPaint, if you want bitmaps). It
has zoom, large drawing size and numerous other things typically found
in more expensive tools.


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