ScreenCastOnline Tutorial
for Vector Designer
2008-04-16 09:18 AM Category
General Mac
| MaclevelTen
Don McAllister of
ScreenCastsOnline stays very busy
producing his weekly screencast. Last week's
episode was a
tutorial on VectorDesigner, a
piece of software included in the January
MacHeist bundle. I bought the
bundle, downloaded the software and filed away
my new serial numbers, then got busy with all of
my current projects.
I own Adobe Illustrator. I can't say I use it much,
but I occasionally work with a client who needs help
and I can usually figure out what is wrong or I can
point them to a good resource for help. The learning
curve for Illustrator is so steep, that I just never
use it for my own projects.
Don McAllister of
ScreenCastsOnline stays very busy
producing his weekly screencast. Last week's
episode was a
tutorial on VectorDesigner, a
piece of software included in the January
MacHeist bundle. I bought the
bundle, downloaded the software and filed away
my new serial numbers, then got busy with all of
my current projects.
I own Adobe Illustrator. I can't say I use it much,
but I occasionally work with a client who needs help
and I can usually figure out what is wrong or I can
point them to a good resource for help. The learning
curve for Illustrator is so steep, that I just never
use it for my own projects.
However, I certainly need a tool to help me produce
vector graphics easily – and oh, yes, I need a
quick tutorial to get me going. Don's latest
screencast has caused me to take a fresh look at
VectorDesigner. His tutorial is easy to follow and in
less than 30 minutes, I now feel ready to tackle a
project or two.
Be sure to check out the
ScreenCastsOnline shownote if you
want to buy a copy of
VectorDesigner as Don has
secured a $10 discount for his listeners.
There is a new
MacHeist bundle. Check out the
details at the web site and be sure to look for
more tutorials at
ScreenCastsOnline!.