RE: Buying software oneself in order to learn it

["Nora Merhar" <nmerhar -at- charlesindustries -dot- com>]

Or the Gimp, which has the same features, and is free!

It's available for Linux or Windows. I use it at home, and find it does
everything Paint Shop Pro does.

Nora

> PhotoShop is a much better program if you're going to be doing
> high end graphics work, but if you just want to learn the tool,
> you can try Paint Shop Pro, which imitates much of the interface,
> including the all-important layers, and functionality for a
> fraction of the price of even the academic version of PhotoShop
> and is available in a shareware version, IIRC.  You may find that
> PSP is all the graphics app you'll ever need.  It's certainly got
> its fans around here.>


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