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Hi folks,
I've not been on for a long time.
I have Xara 3d6 and Webster, which I decided to try and get back into today.
I want to upgrade my Webster to Xara xtreme but when I click on the upgrade on Webster I can't find xtreme.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Xtreme doesn't exist by that name anymore. Designer Pro X9 is the flagship program now, with everything in it from various other programs http://www.xara.com/us/products/
You can compare the products to see which suits here - http://www.xara.com/us/designer-pro/compare/
That's a bit more than I wanted to spend.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaphodeist
I'm just looking for something that will allow me to save and export my own vectors to 3D6.
http://www.xara.com/us/photo-graphic-designer/ will probably do you then. Contact Xara support and ask them if you qualify for a discount as an owner of Webster
Designer Pro is the full flagship program that does everything from web design to graphics to DTP, and it replaces Xtreme Pro. You might find Photo & Graphics designer more fitting to your needs, it replaces the standard Xtreme.
edit: I see that John has pointed you to the Photo & graphics designer already. My internet connection is playing games on me today.:(
Thanks guys, I'll have a look at Designer Pro
Will this work with Windows 7 64bit operating system?
I upgraded to Photo & Graphics designer 9 but didn't get the "upgrade discount".
I have emailed the Sales Dept, just waiting on a reply.
I still haven't received my activation code yet and that was about an hour ago.
How long does it take?
Edit: Just found the code in the service centRE
Cool, Lanarkshire. I think you will like it.
Getting a bit frustrated with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
I am trying to make a badge into 3D. The picture just now is a PNG.
I can't find out how to make it into a vector and when I try to get it to 3D all I get is a square.
That'z most likely because you are starting off with a bitmap. There are several things you can do. Trace the image if it's not too complicated or do a bitmap trace however this last may not give you very good results. With the proper settings though you can get photographic results but I find that to be a problem especially if you want to remove some of the colors or parts of the image. If I were you I would try tracing all the different elements in the image first, that will give you vectors and you can color them like the origional, them either delete the origional or move it to the side, back to your trace if you are finished with it then you can group them or not it's up to you. Just be aware that if there are several different elements then if they are not grouped you can easily mess up the position relationships.