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Originally posted by Arthur C. View PostSteev, can this be used to import a scanned pattern and enlarge it?
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Steev, can this be used to import a scanned pattern and enlarge it?
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A bit late to the party, but inkscape has a measure function with a simple drop-down in the menu to select units. It is free, at least in Linux, haven't checked for Windows.
https://inkscape.org/release/0.92.3/windows/
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Originally posted by squbrigg View PostA few years ago when I was writing for a local newspaper, they hooked me up with a free writing/office program called "Open Office", check it out, has everything that Microsoft Office programs have.
Bob
Free is good.
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A few years ago when I was writing for a local newspaper, they hooked me up with a free writing/office program called "Open Office", check it out, has everything that Microsoft Office programs have.
Bob
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Glad it worked for you Eddie...always nice to help when it turns out good.
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Originally posted by sappy View PostI use LibreOffice. It's free, and does everything ms office does, looks just like it too. They have versions for MS, I however don't run MS.
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Originally posted by woodburner807 View PostTry this Eddy: http://forums.scribus.net/index.php?topic=223.0
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I use LibreOffice. It's free, and does everything ms office does, looks just like it too. They have versions for MS, I however don't run MS.
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It was just a guess on my part but most programs are "versatile." I tried Scribus but my Open Office, Page Plus (paid) and Scrivener (paid) were a lot better. My writing Forums had a lot of people using LibreOffice but I didn't like it either. Guess we all have to adapt to the program that fits our brains the best.
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Originally posted by woodburner807 View PostGIMP is free but has a rather steep learning curve. BTW, the default of a program might be "points," but that is usually changeable in settings/preferences.
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Originally posted by Daroc View PostHi,
If it's graphics - inkscape is free vector program great for designs. It uses .svg files.
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GIMP is free but has a rather steep learning curve. BTW, the default of a program might be "points," but that is usually changeable in settings/preferences.
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