#Winzip for mac os 10.6 pdf
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It was a dark day when Adobe bought Macromedias products, they certainly haven't improved them much and killed off perfectly good ones. I just couldn't make illustrator do what I wanted to do an there seemed no way to do it either. I gave up and went back to freehand and it was job done in 30 mins. I spent hours in Illustrator cs5 the other day just trying to do some logo visuals for a friend, after many hours of frustration and searching the not very useful help, and menus etc. So many thing so overly complicated to do in illustrator. Path operations like punch, and then modify the resultant shape (if I want to remove a bit of my shape I don't need to see it like it was).Īnd gradient fills. Rectangles with rounded corners, try changing the corner radius. I've tried and tried to get to grips with illustrator but find even doing simple things overly complex, difficult and ultimately frustrating.

#Winzip for mac os 10.6 full

I've used freehand for years producing literally hundreds of full vehicle (truck, bus and car) cutaway illustrations, that back in the day illustrator would just chug with. I for one would love to see a list of the things die-hard users of FreeHand name as a reason not to move over to Illustrator. I will use this program to the end of time on my new mac with rosetta.Īdobe hang your head in shame!! and I hope the god's of design rain terror on you for this awful decision!! Why oh why did Adobe trash Freehand!!!!!! I have been designing on it for years and it is so fast, solid and edears itself to the creative process, it is the exact opposite of illustrator which is slow clunky and a shear pain to work with! CS5 Illustrator is fine and I'm learning all the time with it, but MX is rock solid for my type of vector work and I find it an easy program to use. After using Illustrator back in the day and then making a full switch to Freehand, I'm still much more comfortable with some functionality within Freehand, so was delighted that MX would run.

#Winzip for mac os 10.6 pdf

I'm running FreehandMX on 10.6.6 and other than a bit of colour wierdness when printing to pdf (now sorted), it's working fine. Now, time to starting learning Illustrator everyone! But I thought this might be of use to someone else. Who knows how well it works, or whether it can print/save/export/create PDFs successfully. Rosetta provides PPC code emulation allowing applications containing PPC code to run on Intel based Macs. No updates to FreeHand have been made for over four years, and Adobe has no plans to initiate development to add new features or to support Intel-based Macs and Windows Vista.įreehand requires Rosetta to be installed. Installing Rosetta, and then installing the Freehand Registration file included in the technote makes it possible to launch and run Freehand! But lo and behold, there's a tech note and solution buried on Adobe's Web site.

#Winzip for mac os 10.6 install

I warned her that it probably wouldn't install or run on this new hardware and OS. She wants to run her ancient copy of FreeHand MX 11.0.2 on her shiny new mac. She'll be using it to run the usual design apps: InDesign, Photoshop, Bridge, Premiere Pro, Soundbooth, etc. A designer client of mine just bought a screaming fast 12-core Mac Pro.