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Canvas X Canvas X, the image-editing and illustration program from ACD Systems, has enough new features for existing users to easily justify an upgrade. And new users can save hundreds of dollars over buying a suite of products to cover all of its capabilities.   |
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Macworld
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All-in-One Graphics App Has Important New Features Canvas brings together drawing, painting, page-layout, business-presentation, and Web-design applications in one package. The latest version, Canvas 8, has an improved tool set, new scripting features, and important interface improvements, and it's Carbonized for OS X... |
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Popular Mechanics
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Lineform 1.3 Reasonably priced drawing program fills niche for non-professionals. |
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