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Hi there,
I have a new mac and have not been able to purchase illustrator I urgently need to recreate/ design a presentation using my previous files which are in PDF. I was going to use Keynote. Any suggestions on how I can utilize/EDIT my PDF files?? I am still on the learning curve of Mac so any suggestions, comments and help is greatly appreciated. Any Suggestions on AFFORDABLE GRAPHIC SOFTWARE?? Thanks so much! |
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Depending on how much editing you need to do, Inkscape might help tide you over until you can buy Illustrator.
Good Luck, ZS |
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Hi there, thanks for the reply!
I need to work on layouts and be able to save for print or web.. Any suggestions to get me through till the new year? I had already downloaded the Illustrator 30 day and it is now expired I know I have to buy it but it's just not an option at the moment.I just downloaded Inkscape.. I'm not familiar with it but I'll give it a try. Thanks so much! |
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