Micrografx has launched a budget graphics and photo package which boasts 3D, photo manipulation and Internet graphics facilities.
Available immediately, Windows Draw 5 and Print Studio (£45 including VAT) is targeted at the home and office user. It bundles 20,000 clip-art and photo images, 30 drawing tools and hundreds of wizard-driven projects for commonly-produced graphics.
The package also includes fast 3D creation, basic photo editing and an Internet plug-in which lets users put interactive vector graphics onto Web pages.
Micrografx can be contacted by telephone on 01483-747526.
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