A colleague is about to move away to teach IT in a school using PCs.
What is the best (i.e. most Intaglio-like) and most child-friendly drawing programme for WINDOZE?
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There is a very efficient plugin for Firefox, which name I don’t remember at the moment (presumably because I’m in front of a mac 
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Ah, now I got it: Newsfox. BUT I now see there hasn’t been any development for one year… so I’m not sure it’s still the best choice!
I also remember testing another one named Sage, but it behaved somehow differently than Vienna.
Newsfox (for firefox):
http://newsfox.mozdev.org/
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Thanks for replying. Is there a standalone application for vector drawing?
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I don’t have Windows, but Xara Xtreme and RealDraw have good reputations. That said, they’re complex, fully-featured programs and may not be suitable for kids. I’ve used SerifDraw and it’s very capable, but the interface was typically Windows—rows and rows of icons and a confusing set of floating palettes.
Do the youngsters have the patience to learn how to draw with Bezier points and curves? You may be better off trying something like Google Docs:
http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/04/introducing-google-docs-drawings.html
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