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Solve : Where did Aldus Type Twister go to?? |
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Answer» Please take a look at this: Aldus Type Twister was discontinued in 1993 w....Well, it is not quite the same. Aldus TT was wild and offered a variety far more what you get in MS word. And the program was very compact and would load inconstantly, so you can leave it open and save a bunch of banners and logos to you favorite phjoto editor. You click on copy in TT and then paste it into paint and save it as a BMP of GIF and use it later in a project tht needs a little life. Samples below. [attachment deleted by admin to conserve space]It loads instantly because it's only release is over two decades old and therefore was built within the hardware capabilities of the time. Pretty much any software from that time period is probably going to run more or less "instantly" on anything newer than a 486. Aldus TT has nowhere near the capabilities of WordArt. That's one of the reasons it was discontinued- It had no niche in which to exist once MSDraw was integrated into Word 7. EVEN Word 97 has a wider feature set. (Word 97, I might add, loads instantly too on a semi-modern system) You can save word art as images by copying it and then pasting it into paint, too. Here's one I threw together: Very nice art work. There other programs that have similar, but lesser features. For example, you can do font things in the old of Word Perfect. from the web site: looks good for an old program. Also, some kind of thing is found in Libre Office, but I don't have an example at hand. But anybody can Google it and find it out there. I do have a very old copy of MS word. Han not tried using it. Still, I kind of like that old Aldus program. i was,IMO, ahead of its time. |
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