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In article <33139@netnews.upenn.edu>, perch@moore.seas.upenn.edu (Andy Perch) writes:
> 
> I am looking for a draw program for Windows 3.0 that is relatively
> simple and inexpensive (~$200.)  The few I've seen are DTP-oriented in
> their features (and prices!)  I just want a vector-based package for
> diagrams and general drawing.
> 
> Thanks for any responses.
> 
> Andy Perch

Ditto!  The XVTDRAW package is a nice piece of shareware, but it's
just a little TOO simple and inexpensive.  I would love to have
something with XVTDRAW's capabilities, plus real patterns (not
just four or five character patterns), and spline curves.

When you get to real drawing packages for Windows, they all seem
to be at the level of Corel Draw -- capable, cost-effective, but
still a pile of money.

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