[Framers] OT: Adobe Tool Question

[Scott Prentice]

I'd take a good look at Inkscape. It probably does all you need, is a 
good vector graphics editor, and is free (open source) ..

     https://inkscape.org/

Between PS and AI, you'd want to use AI for EPS. Assuming you're using 
EPS because you want vector graphics, AI is a vector graphics editor. 
While PS can export EPS, that's not what PS was designed for.

However, neither of these are available as a perpetual license (AFAIK). 
Here are other choices for vector graphics editors ..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_vector_graphics_editors

Cheers,
...scott


On 9/7/16 6:36 AM, Tammy Van Boening wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I need to start work with EPS graphics for a project and I currently have
> just SnagIt in my arsenal of tools. It has served me fine until this
> requirement, and I am sure that working with EPS graphics is probably the
> start of other graphic considerations for me. My question is this: I know
> that both AI and Photoshop can work with EPS graphics, but is there an
> advantage/disadvantage of one over the other? I am considering only graphic
> work requirements, no documentation development requirements, so I am
> leaning more towards Photoshop, but I just wanted input from the gurus on
> this list first. One big consideration - I just want a one-time perpetual
> license, not a subscription. Is this still possible with either of these
> tools?
>
> Thanks!
>
> TVB
>
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