Creative Docs .NET 3.3.6

Creative Docs .NET 3.3.6 is launched to be a helpful and smart  vector-based graphic design tool with support for rich text, ideal to quickly write short documents, manuals, posters, illustrations, schemas, plans, flow charts, and much more.

The interface is tailored for high productivity: it does never get in your way. Creative Docs .NET tools are simple, yet powerful. All styles and attributes can be modified interactively with a minimum number of mouse clicks. A color gradient, for instance, can be modified directly by dragging its handles in the document window.

Major Features:

1. Polygons
   • A polyline based on four points. The green handle marks the starting point. The disk and the arrowhead are defined using cap attributes. A rounded corner attribute has been specified on the second point.
2. Bezier Curves
   • A Bezier curve using different points: smooth point, cusp point and symmetric point.
   • Right-click to add or remove points to an existing path.
   • A fragment of the curve can be converted to a line, or a line back to a curve.
3. Text Line
   • A text line following an arbitrary curved path.
   • The text itself can use several different typographic attributes, for instance various fonts and sizes.
4. Various Attributes
   • Three objects (rectangle, polygon and regular polygon) sharing the same attributes, a fantasy corner and a blue gradient fill.
5. Pipette
   • Pick attributes from an existing object with the pipette tool.
6. Styles
   • Use styles to organize attributes in order to ensure coherence in a document.
   • Every attribute can be independent or defined as part of a style. The styles can be cascaded: a child style can inherit its parent style attributes.
7. Alignment
   • Space evenly all selected objects using alignment operations. Numerous other operations can be used to align objects in various ways.
8. Boolean Operations
   • Modify the shape of an object using Boolean operations. In this example, the background minus foreground operation is used to cut out a circular chunk of the rectangle.
   • Other Boolean operations can be used to produce unions, intersections and exclusions.
9. Association
   • Associate objects into groups avoids unwanted modifications (the group has to be entered explicitly in order to be edited).
   • Groups can be embedded into other groups, without limit. In this example, entering the eyes will gray out the rest, showing what can and cannot be edited.
10. Combining
    • Combine curves together to produce a Bezier curve with holes.
11. Convert to Curves
    • Convert a regular polygon into curves to modify its shape.
12. Convert Characters
    • Convert text into curves to modify the shape, color and outline of individual characters. The text is no longer editable.

Requirements:

• PC running Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003 or Vista.
• 1 GHz processor.
• 1 GB memory recommended.
• 1024 x 768 pixels graphics card, or better.
• At least 32 768 colors.
• Additional software required: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0