Macromedia Offers a Full Graphics Studio -- THE Journal

Macromedia Offers a Full Graphics Studio

06/01/96

Macromedia's FreeHand Graphics Studio brings together a complete set of high-performance applications for graphic arts and design. Studio suits both traditional and new media publishing with support for popular Internet/WWW formats.

One component, FreeHand, has been recommended as a top illustration program by MacUser, Infoworld, Macworld and New Media magazines. It sports 100 levels of undo and redo, drag and drop editing, blend and automatic reblend, and numerous special effects.

Extreme 3D provides a start-to-finish solution for 3D modeling, animation and rendering. Highlights are transparent file exchange and built-in distributed rendering across Macintosh and Windows platforms.

Rounding out the package, xRes facilitates image creation, editing and compositing, while Fontographer enables font creation and manipulation.

A free Showcase CD-ROM is available. Macromedia, San Francisco, CA, (800) 326-2128, www.macromedia.com.

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