> Our office uses PowerCADD, which I think is a pretty good drawing program, > and will do gradient fills, opacities, etc. The font handling isn't as good > as Illustrator, but otherwise I find it much easier to draw with. > > http://engsw.com/products/ demo: http://engsw.com/downloads/ > > It's a little pricey for a drawing app, though. > > (We use it for architecture, but it's great for presentation drawings also.) > > -Barbara I'm reading with a text-based email client in a terminal window at the moment, so I didn't see the "little pricey" line till after I'd looked at the webpage, you gave me quite the scare when I saw the price! :^) Maybe I should add a caveat, I'm looking for something in the $100 range, but will go a bit higher if it does everything I want the way I want, but I think about $300 is the max I can spend. ClarisDraw cost me about $300 in '95. For that matter I think that's about what the antique DOS-based CAD software I bought nearly 20 years ago cost :^) Much to my frustration, unlike TurboCAD, PowerCADD would run on my current system without an upgrade. :^( I realized after I downloaded the TurboCAD demo it requires 10.4. Well, I removed the Mac data off of the server that I still use Classic Appletalk to speak to a couple days ago, so just maybe I can find time to duplicate my system disk and upgrade to 10.4 this weekend (I'm getting ready to do this anyway). Guess it's a good thing I'm not in a big hurry to find a replacement for ClarisDraw, or get off my G5. :^) Still I do want to find a nice Universal binary so I don't have to have Classic anymore. Zane