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09-12-2007, 12:19 PM
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Gimp's good, very powerful, and free, but...
beware the documentation...hard to find...hard to download. They've even written a big book about it, too. We tried to read and unnerstand the online stuff, and it wasn't all that easy for us, so before bothering with the package, you might want to try the documentation.
We have Gimp, Adobe Photoshop, and Paintshop Pro. Adobe Photoshop is of course big bucks. Gimp is as powerful and is free. Paintshop Pro is purdy good and not too much... |
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