Comments on: Macromedia drops FreeHand from bundle
The popular tool won't be included in the company's Studio 8 suite of products.
The popular tool won't be included in the company's Studio 8 suite of products.
December 29, 2009 4:19 AM PST
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Macromedia products from my computers. Adobe stuff is already
almost completely trashed. Just can't get rid of Pagemeker,
however. That's still a good program - maybe because Aldus wrote
it, not Adobe.
I hope that for all intents and purposes they keep Macromedia and Adobe seperated as far as developing goes, but I'm sure that Adobe will merge all Macromedia products into its products and will probably close down Macromedia.
Macromedia would integrate Flash and Freehand into one super
product.
If only Adobe can integrate ease of use into there (non intuitive)
drawing tool.
Now I have to get used to drawing in Illustrator, AFTER ALL THE
FEEDBACK ON ANY LITTLE ERROR I GOT IN FREEHAND, WANTING
THE PERFECT VECTOR TOOL: I'm left with the equivalent of
Adobe table.
- Apple to buy FreeHand
- by October 26, 2005 10:04 PM PDT
- The greatest thing that could happen to this legendary software
- Like this Reply to this comment
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(5 Comments)is to bee taken by Apple to have a fair competition in the Market,
and save all the users.
Apple could compete in the Vector and Layout market with great
software.
Steve Jobs please save the Illustrator. I'll buy the FreeHand from
Apple if it ever exists.
Cheers