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PowerMac Package Converts Artwork

12/01/95

ScanVec's Tracer converts bitmap artwork into ready- to-use line art. Tracer automatically traces the outline of any black and white scanned or imported bitmap image and reproduces it into vector-based line art, with no cleanup necessary. The program is delivered with three conversion methods; outline, centerline and centerline/outline. Editing tools are also available to modify converted line art into straight lines, smooth curves, angled corners and perfect circles. Other editing tools include fit arc, fit line, corner and convert to circle. Tracer is designed specifically for Mac and is accelerated for Power Mac. ScanVec, Inc., Wilmington, MA, (800) 866-6227. M

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