Microsoft Photodraw 200 v2 was a photo editing program I used at school that I really liked, and I was wondering if anybody knew where I could download it.

Umm... I never heard of it. I suggest The GIMP. It's almost like Photoshop in many ways, and free. I'll find a link if you're interested.

i'm interested if he's not... (lappy mentioned it to me today and I'm always on the lookout for more photo editing problems)
i seem to think i have photodraw on my other computer i'll check when i'm on it later tonight (no photo editing on this one, and i got some to do for school... yay!)
Other possibilities are PhotoImpression... i dont know if you can download it cause i got it from a friend (came with their digital camera). Thats the best i know of.

This isn't freeware shit. Photodraw is available as part of Microsoft Office 2000 Premium. You can easily find it on eBay for next to nothing now. Just install the thing as usual, then delete al the other apps.

Or, you can buy the separately sold Version 2 on eBay for the average price of $50 or so. And this works with later versions of Microsoft Office.

The best paint images I have seen are by people who claim that it's an excuse for an image editing program. So is this. If you don't have photoshop, you have nothing. GIMP, which I was using has NOTHING on it. Really. I mean, the cost of Photoshop is worth it. And you can make it up in one corporate contest at Worth1000

When did I ever say that Adobe Photoshop is shit?! I think it's the best image-editting software on the market today!

Nah, you didn't Chuck's asking for Photodraw, and that's heresey..

Chuck, if you're too cheap for photoshop, download the cs3 beta off of adobe.com. Delete application.sif if required....


You're a ******* retard.
You've never used photoshop, have you?
Or probably don't use GIMP much either...

The quality stinks
The interface is awful
They aren't in the same league. I used it for a bit. It _sucks_
If anything, get a older version of photoshop, preferably 6.0 or better, and Elements is great for the price too.
GIMP is slower, runs on an old GTK library, and isn't good.

I feel sorry for you Linux users.


BTW, if you haven't seen it before
This is the best paint image ever (there's no contest).


Edit 2...
CMYK!!!

I like the sRGB colorbase...

Sure, I mean, like you can do _anything_ with RGB. It's the biggest thing against it.

Not the RGB, but the sRGB

I don't even know where to begin.

"If you don't [know where to begin], don't [begin] at all" -Thumper

I am not referring to the choosing of image-editing programs, but the stupidity of the statement I quoted.