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You guys crack me up. From the start of the Illustrator Wars, we have been told by Adobe: Illustrator is the "Industry Standard". This software seems to come with the sneer built in. Is is possessed? DRAW, has been reputed to being "slow", "retarded" and I suppose, the industy's "non-standard". Meanwhile, year after year, nearly all of the brilliant brainstorms for Illustrator improvements have been appropriated directly from DRAW. How is it that the "Industry Standard" would want to encorporate ideas from the "Moron on the Block". Propaganda. Reminds me of the book "Animal Farm", yes, the sheep do the bleaing: "Four legs good, two legs bad." and now that the pigs are walking on two legs: "Four legs good, two legs better!" I'm sorry, but how many years and how many more thousands of dollars does one have to stick it in there with Illustrator to get a program that works? Answer: "How much money do you have?" I would like it, however if DRAW can encorporate some of the features of Xara: vector feathering and eliptical fills and transparency types they offer. Really nice stuff, but lacking the full tools of DRAW. Good for full-color business cards, perhaps a full-color brochure. Their .pdf output is not standard, I wonder how printers are supposed to do impositions of Xara work. I have to try it in InDesign to see if it will even work that way. Though my hat's off to wOxxOm for his attempt at adding feathering for DRAW. Using dropshadows is more stable and easy to control. In all areas, people could think for themselves. What a gift it is to be a human being, to discover your abilities. To not really discover how to do critical thinking is really sad. This applies not just to the current matter, but to he bigger picture also.