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Julie Administrator Posts: 2752 |
posted 03-14-2000 09:33 PM
   
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tacguy Junior Member Posts: 2 |
posted 03-15-2000 01:43 AM
Ant chance a Palm IIIc version is coming? Or is there another one available from someone else for the IIIc? Thanks |
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Julie Administrator Posts: 2752 |
posted 03-15-2000 07:54 AM
The only color paint program for the IIIc so far is TealPaint. Check it out at: http://www.tealpoint.com Now let's keep this topic on the WindowsCE specifc packages please. Julie |
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BillC unregistered |
posted 03-15-2000 08:47 PM
I have tried several WinCE graphic packages on my HP620 (including OneCatDoodler and PocketPaint) and I find when I draw lines vigorously (like with cross hatching) a line will "freak out" and draw a line on a totally other part of the screen. It's extremely frustrating. I find TealPaint on my PalmVx is much more responsive (though black and white). (If anyone is remotely interested, I have posted some art created with both at http://www.printspace.com/billcurr) I wonder if the PalmPC is better than my HPC for art... |
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pdauser unregistered |
posted 03-16-2000 03:17 AM
Perhaps the PPC version is different than the HPC one, but I notice no problems with PocketArtist. OneCatDoodler is slow on an E-100, imo. Pen-based seems like the best way to draw. A keyboard is kind of extra baggage. PocketArtist is nice. The user interface is fast, but drawing will slow down if you draw with a large brush and move too fast. The tools are fairly accessible. The smudge and splatter tools are great for creating realistic images. $50 is a lot to shell out still, especially when NfCanvas is a not-too-shabby alternative with possible future plugins. PocketArtist is like Mac w/ Photoshop in your pocket; serious artists with a bent for technology will definitely go for this. |
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joby otero unregistered |
posted 03-18-2000 08:08 PM
I love this program! Been using it for months and find it incredibly useful. -joby |
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