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Avenza MAPublisher 8.1 for Illustrator CS3, CS4 | 139.79 Mb
Finally, high-quality map production software that works. MAPublisher cartography software seamlessly integrates over 40 GIS tools into the Adobe Illustrator environment to help you create maps the way you want, how you want. Import the most widely used GIS data formats, including those from ESRI, MapInfo, MicroStation, AutoCAD, Google and the U.S.Government. All GIS data attributes and geographic parameters are maintained, are fully accessible and editable. Cartography is now faster, easier and better than it has ever been. When used together with Geographic Imager for Adobe Photoshop, they form the perfect vector/raster mapping package for the Adobe Creative Suite.
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Adobe Illustrator CS3 v.13.0 Final Full | 1.1GB
Adobe Illustrator CS3
Create sophisticated vector artwork for virtually any medium with AdobeВ® IllustratorВ® CS3 software. Capture your ideas easily with industry-standard drawing tools, and experiment freely with flexible new color controls. Experience tight integration with other Adobe applications, and let improved performance help speed you through creating extraordinary graphics.Product Features
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Portable Adobe Illustrator CS3 | 84MB

Explore new paths with the essential vector tool.Discover new ways to experiment
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Adobe Illustrator CS4.

Adobe Illustrator is a popular drawing software which is well known for its wide range of application tools, color controls as well as its various other features. The latest version of this universal binary application runs on Windows XP, Vista, as well as all Macs with Tiger OS.
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Adobe Illustrator CS3.

Adobe Illustrator CS3
True to its name, Adobe Illustrator began life as a standard-bearer for vector-based illustration and design, but fell behind the times because it lacked the Web output of competitors. Eager to shed Illustrator’s stodgy image as a print-only application, Adobe has since taught this old dog many new tricks. Read the rest of this entry »

Adobe Illustrator 10.

Adobe Illustrator was the first vector-based drawing package and is still the biggest-selling but in comparison with, say, Corel Draw it has often seemed seriously under-powered. In fact for many years its main selling-point seemed to be the very lack of advanced effects and Web functionality as this enabled it to concentrate on being the most reliable high-end print application.

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