Posts Tagged ‘Pieter Omvlee’
Bohemian Coding releases SketchPad 1.0 for iPad
Last Updated on Sunday, 4 April 2010 03:55 Written by iUseMac Sunday, 4 April 2010 03:55
UK based Bohemian Coding today announces SketchPad 1.0, a powerful vector drawing application for the iPad. SketchPad includes great vector and pen tools and boolean operations. It also supports text layers and these can be styled with different fonts. Sketchpad supports stroke, fill, multi-stop gradients and drop and inner shadows. Its vector tool lets you create any shape imaginable and for more basic usage, Sketchpad also includes ready-to-use shapes such as rectangles, ovals and stars. Continue reading
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Bohemian Coding releases Fontcase 1.5: Elegant Font Manager for Mac OS X
Last Updated on Friday, 12 March 2010 06:00 Written by iUseMac Friday, 12 March 2010 06:00
Bohemian Coding today releases Fontcase 1.5, a free update to the Apple Design Award-winning font manager that is like an iPhoto for your fonts. A few feature-highlights include versatile metadata support, the ability to share fonts on your local network and fantastic ways to preview all your fonts. Version 1.5 adds much-requested auto-activation, duplicates detection, speed increase and stability among other things. Continue reading
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