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Netstudio 2000Platform: Windows NT, Macintosh, Linux, Unix, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 95
Brand: NETSTUDIO
Binding: CD-ROM
Netstudio is Superb! [Posted on 2000-06-21]
Netstudio is a great piece of software when it comes to creating unique graphics for websites. For beginners, it's one of the easiest graphics programs to use, and includes templates and a very friendly workspace. Beginners will be turning out custom graphics in no time. More experienced users can import and modify images, or create more complex graphics. I highly recommend Netstudio over PaintShop and some of the other pieces of graphics software.
Super product and easy to use! [Posted on 2000-11-05]
I started out with this graphic program and still have great use for it today in flash 5 8) Buy, use it, create with it, love every minute of it!
At the top of my list! [Posted on 2001-04-27]
I've been conducting web-design tutorials for three years now, and so far NetStudio is the BEST web graphics creation tool I've ever come across! It takes about an hour to learn and beats the learning-curve of Photoshop or anything else; it's not as complicated and has the convenience of step-by-step wizards. Nothing quite like it out there. I also use NetStudio when I do presentations for clients (I'm a freelance designer also), because you can create a website (in front of your client!) in a few minutes. As teacher and user, I recommend!!! And by the way... NetStudio has a very literate support staff (meaning, they talk in full sentences). That's something new in this industry.
Easy to use ... but you're on your own [Posted on 2004-06-22]
This product is much simpler to use than what is to be expected w/ Photoshop but the support for this product is virtually non-existent. I've had two problems (one w/ it seeing a newly added font) and after a half a dozen emails to their support group, I've been all but ignored and still have the problem ... effectively rendering the application useless. On to Photoshop I go ... at least there's millions of benevolent users that I can bounce the issues off of in a newsgroup.
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