There is lot wrong with this version, but:

It imports the colors from a PDF-file good (was sort of reversed). Yeah!
You can scroll much faster with the mousewheel, yes!
The arrows in PGS own PDF export are there, at last. Yesss! Maybe I can
drop Adobe Distiller.

I've mailed Deron a lot of bad stuff, but there also things that are
better than before, only if...

There are more good things but they are under my horizon on DTP.
Does anyone has more good things about his version?

Theo

Theo Zweers wrote:
> There is lot wrong with this version, but:
>
> It imports the colors from a PDF-file good (was sort of reversed). Yeah!
> You can scroll much faster with the mousewheel, yes!
> The arrows in PGS own PDF export are there, at last. Yesss! Maybe I can
> drop Adobe Distiller.
>
> I've mailed Deron a lot of bad stuff, but there also things that are
> better than before, only if...
>
> There are more good things but they are under my horizon on DTP.
> Does anyone has more good things about his version?
>
> Theo
>

Oh, come on, no one?

I add another one (small print: I forgot this one yesterday ):

Draw a rectangle with the rectangle tool. In the Edit Palette the
FX-button shows when you are working with the object tool.
Click on it. Now you can change every corner into another look: one
round, one scallop, and so on.

This brings me to this:

Besides this you cannot edit a rectangle drawn with the rectangle tool.
You cannot add nodes to it with the Reshape tool.

I like to edit those also. I even want to make a straight line into a
curved line.

Now I'm on the subject of editing:

In the Pro version you can also distort text with TextFX2, but only the
ones which are predefined. OK, there is a some, rude, editing possible
(Distort X, Bend Lines, Scale Text to fit). For me it's a case of hit
and mis.
But I thought in the old days when ArtExpression (was also a SoftLogik
product) was available for the Amiga, it was more simpler, and better to
handle.

Some thoughts to respond to?

Theo