Re: Wondering
- From: Olwyn Mary <Olwynmary@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2007 21:29:28 -0500
The Wanderer wrote:
'Tis true I did buy Dollwear Designer, but I didn't find the prog interface
at all intuitive. It's very fully featured and sits inside a Windoze
interface, but it doesn't follow the general Windoze conventions for common
actions. The program writer seems to have set about producing his own
interface options so common key presses and mouse clicks don't always do
what you think they should, IYSWIM. And yes, I did try and try and try to
get used to the eccentricities of the program but gave up in the end.
What I do occasionally use is a proper CAD engineering drafting program
when I'm trying to modify or scale pattern pieces up or down. I guess
that's my engineering background showing through.....
:-))
I bought Wild Ginger on recommendation of a number of people here whose opinions I trusted, but there are several others on the market. I think Threads magazine did a comparison some time back, perhaps someone else here can get you the link. Wild Ginger does have a demo you can download and play with, and it is basically a CAD program, although there are so many "click" choices I haven't had to go into that yet - which is just as well, since I am self taught on the computer, and only know those things I have been forced to learn in order to make it do what I need.
Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.
--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
.
- References:
- Wondering
- From: Pat Evans
- Re: Wondering
- From: Joy Beeson
- Re: Wondering
- From: Olwyn Mary
- Re: Wondering
- From: The Wanderer
- Wondering
- Prev by Date: Re: News
- Next by Date: Re: Please help a novice out with pants hem
- Previous by thread: Re: Wondering
- Next by thread: Project finished
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|