Deneba CANVAS X WIN/MAC ( F9105-0100-EN ) | 
 enlarge | From: Deneba Software
Category: Software
List Price: $399.99
Buy Used: $166.63
You Save: $233.36 (58%)
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 8203
Format: Cd-rom
Platform: No Operating System
Media: CD-ROM
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Windows
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 7.8 x 2
MPN: f9105-0100-en
Model: F9105-0100-EN
UPC: 049093106220
EAN: 0049093106220
ASIN: B0007YZU0O
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Smart Toolbox and Properties Bar track where you are in a project and display the most relevant options, for a more efficient workflow | | • | Powerful page layout and presentation features - Multiple master pages, column guides, text repel, linked column flows, headers and footers, text on a path and more | | • | Central management tools for all inks, pen styles, dash settings, and arrow styles | | • | One-step Crop & Scale command lets you adjust image resolution and proportions in one operation | | • | Unlimited, customizable ruler and scale settings meet your advanced engineering, architectural, and scientific illustration needs |
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Product Description
With Canvas X you have pro-level image editing, page layout, web graphics, and presentation tools in a single creative application for PC and Mac. Use Canvas X to create graphics, edit images, layout documents and craft eye-catching presentations. Slash the costs and time involved with using multiple graphics and desktop tools. Create complex technical illustrations with one comprehensive tool! Image warp commands transform images mathematically into complex shapes Red Eye Reduction tool gives you one-touch freedom or manual precision for eliminating a common digital photo problem Support for 8 and 16 image pixel depths per channel
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 CANVAS 9 June 11, 2008
Dr. A. Lau (Pullman WA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It is not too disappointing that ACD decided not to support Mac users by discontinuing with Canvas for Macintosh for their Canvas 11 version. After all, previous Canvas versions (7,8,9 and 10) are prone to problems including frequently crashing and slow printing. Canvas 3.5 was a wonderful product and not only did they (ACD) not improve on that, they raised the price dramatically. That was the first sign of trouble and sure was the first move to lose customer support. Their decision to finally forget about Mac users due to economic issues is something they created and deserve.
 Buggy software and a Bad Situation for Mac Users April 30, 2008
anonymous (Colorado, U.S.A.)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I've used the Canvas application since the late '80s when it was Mac only. A new, OS X version, Canvas 9, promised more than it could deliver. The program suffered from slow printing and random crashes to the point I could not trust it. I disliked it so much that I still used V3.5 (circa 1992) for most tasks! Like many users I expected steady improvements and thought that many of the problems and rough edges would be fixed in the next version.
Only weeks after prying $149 from me for an upgrade to Canvas X, ACDC announced that it will no longer support future Mac versions or even bug fixes to the current version! Anyone who still believes marketing statements from this company or gives them money has my sympathies.
Poor Customer Service & A Great Program Ruined March 31, 2008
Kimo (Honolulu, HI United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I don't own this version but I have used it and it has deteriorated greatly over the years. Canvas 3.5 was the best and Canvas 5.0 wasn't bad but Canvas 8 had quite a few problems on the mac including a windows type interface and stability problems. After Deneba sold it to ACD, it went down hill fast. Deneba had great customer service and support but ACD was lousy in this area and they raised the price significantly. ACD kept sending me offers to buy the windows version (I have bought 5 different mac versions) when I sent them an email asking about a fourth coming mac version they would not even answer the email. I think the once great graphics program "Canvas" is dead (at least for the mac)
Customer Service July 18, 2007
Jeff Sturman (Charlotte, NC)
You'll never receive worse customer service than this company provides.
I lost my identification code for the software when I moved across the country, and then I needed it to install the software on my new computer. The company refuses to give me a code because I can't provide them with an order number from an email they sent me three years ago.
 Canvax X Win - Great for Technical Illustrations June 2, 2007
A. P. Maconochie (Brisbane, Qld Australia)
I swapped to CanvasX Win after using CorelDraw for almost 20 years from Version 2 to X3. The decider for me was opening a dxf plan and seeing the UTM coordinates immediately displayed in the rulers. CanvasX knows about where things sit in space, how to scale them easily and deals with bitmaps and vector objects all within the same package. Yes, it has difficulty importing large files, yes save often, perhaps even more often than say in CorelDraw, yes it seems that Canvas has been the forgotten child in ACD System's suite of programmes. There are some features that send some users nuts judging by the discussion forums (but isn't that true of any program?). However, the word from ACD on the forums indicates that a new version (Windows only at this stage) is due out towards the end of 2007. ACD even say they've been listening to their customers' suggestions. If nothing changed, CanvasX remains, for me, a very useful, good value tool in my kit bag for producing technical illustrations. I've given a 4 star rating rather than 5 because CanvasX is much, much better than average but still has a few bugs and can be unstable and slow with big (>10Mb) vector files.
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