PhotoDraw is a full-featured dual-type (vector and bitmap) graphics software application like Adobe Fireworks, developed for semiprofessional business use. Relationship to the Office Suite īoth versions of PhotoDraw were branded "Microsoft Office Application," and considered a "member of the family," as were other Microsoft applications (most notably Publisher) at the time.Īfter PhotoDraw 2000 Version 2 was released, Microsoft discontinued the program. As part of Office 2000 Developer SR-1 (CD 3 and CD4).As part of Office 2000 Premium SR-1 (CD 3 and CD4).A standalone packaged product composed of 3 CDs.PhotoDraw 2000 Version 2 shipped via these release vehicles As part of Office 2000 Developer (CD 3 and CD4).As part of Office 2000 Premium (CD 3 and CD4).PhotoDraw 2000 shipped via these release vehicles It released the subsequent version called Microsoft PhotoDraw 2000 Version 2 to General Availability on October 4, 1999. It required a separate installation from the main installer for the core Office suite, and was also released as a stand-alone product as part of Microsoft's Graphics Studio line of products (Greetings, etc.). MIX format and expanded further into vector imaging technology. It developed from the Picture It! 2.0 engine's. Microsoft PhotoDraw 2000 was released in 1999 along with Microsoft Office 2000 Premium and Developer, but came separately on 2 CDs. 5 Product Lifecycle for PhotoDraw 2000 V2.Users of Microsoft PhotoDraw gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars. Microsoft PhotoDraw runs on the following operating systems: Android/iOS/Windows/Mac/Linux. The most prevalent version is 3., which is used by 100 % of all installations. It was initially added to our database on. The latest version of Microsoft PhotoDraw is 3., released on. It was checked for updates 63 times by the users of our client application UpdateStar during the last month. Microsoft PhotoDraw is a Shareware software in the category Graphics Applications developed by Microsoft. I made good progression between AS and A2 by conducting research. So when it came around to creating my music magazine all my planning sheets were available and I had a good idea on what to put into my magazine. This enabled me to have each section of my magazine separate and tie in all my research onto the flat planning sheet. I then planned for my final piece by creating a flat planning sheet. Microsoft PhotoDraw, a basic software and didn’t allow me to produce more sleek prelim task as it made the imagery ‘boxy’ and text functions were limited.
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