> >> Jamie Kahn Genet wrote:
> >>> Phillip Jones<pjones...@comcast.net>   wrote:

> >>>> Jamie Kahn Genet wrote:
> >>> [snip]
> >>>>> I wouldn't say GraphicConverter matches up to Canvas in it's heyday.
> >>>>> Canvas was special in that it combined easy to use and powerful vector
> >>>>> drawing, bitmap graphics painting, and page layout tools all in one
> >>>>> excellent package. I like GraphicConverter a lot, but I couldn't imagine
> >>>>> ever trying to create a newsletter with lots of text and vector and
> >>>>> bitmap graphics, all laid out nicely. That would be an exercise in pain,
> >>>>> methinks.

> >>>>> Nowadays I use AppleWorks and Pages for page layout including graphics.
> >>>>> But if I had a way to run Canvas 3.5 well on my Intel iMac, that also
> >>>>> seamlessly shared the clipboard with OSX, I would happily do so instead.
> >>>>> I've tried classic Mac emulation several times, all with more miss than
> >>>>> hit results, to say the least.

> >>>>> Regards,
> >>>>>     Jamie Kahn Genet

> >>>> Have you tried SwiftPublisher3 ?

> >>> No, never heard of it.

> >> Look it up.  You can do all kinds publishing news letters etc.

> >> You can take a look at it free.

> > It's like Print Shop<http://www.mackiev.com/print_shop.html>? Looks
> > nice for what it does, but doesn't seem to offer anything over and above
> > Pages and AppleWorks. And if I wanted something easy and fun, not to
> > disparage other newer choices, I'd go for venerable old and familiar
> > Print Shop :-)
> I used to have Print Shop but I have not heard a peep out them for years.