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You can download a 14 day trial version directly on the linked page. In general you should always check the website of the developer before blindly buying a Ma
by arrrg 13y ago
You can download a 14 day trial version directly on the linked page.
In general you should always check the website of the developer before blindly buying a Mac app in the App Store. Especially if the apps are costly (well, not exactly costly, just apps that cost as much as apps used to cost before this current price implosion) the developers tend to offer a trial version.
Just out of curiosity, what exactly do you mean when talking about the duplicate functionality?
- coldcode 13y agoDuplicating objects doesn't respect grids like everything since MacDraw has done. It just sticks the new object on top of the original. Their grids aren't normal, more of a way to produce a grid of objects rather than a snap tool. Normally I would draw something, duplicate it, drag to a new location; now every duplicate command produces a new copy the same distance you just moved the second one. It makes it quick to lay out objects and then customize them. Almost every other app does it the MacDraw way, so it irritated me no end. I guess I will get a trial and try it out.