Xara X Manual

[ashwinjain]

and also a tute on the xaraxone style graphics

Pretty Pleeeassse
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[IKraus]

For those of you looking for tutorials & bibles, I can't recommend XaraXone (http://www.xaraxone.com/) more highly. Usually a new tutorial every month, and more.

Sure, there's nothing that can replace a printed book. But, having worked in both the digital & print worlds, the web method has a lot of advantages. For one thing, making corrections isn't a big deal like it is with a printed manual!

There's a lot of different ways people archive web pages. Even a few special programs designed just for that purpose. Me, I usually do 'print' to PDF using PDF Writer as it gets all of the graphics & info into one file (so I don't loose them later!), and can be printed if I so desire later.

Push yourself to notice the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Irene M. Kraus
www.design-comp.com