Adobe Streamline

2003-07-13 12:55:22

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a tutorial and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@Roberto

2003-07-13 18:38:32

I am pretty sure it is a dead program. It hasn't been updated in so long that I don't think it will work with Windows 2000 or XP.

Shame, it does have its uses. However, I like Corel Trace better.

R

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a tutorial and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@n8 skow

2003-07-13 19:01:01

Streamline 4 does work under 2k... not sure bout XP.

n8

I am pretty sure it is a dead program. It hasn't been updated in so long that I don't think it will work with Windows 2000 or XP.
Shame, it does have its uses. However, I like Corel Trace better.
R

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a

tutorial

and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@stupid_idiot

2003-07-13 19:28:20

it works in xp home no problem.

"n8 skow" wrote in message

Streamline 4 does work under 2k... not sure bout XP.

n8

I am pretty sure it is a dead program. It hasn't been updated in so long that I don't think it will work with Windows 2000 or XP.
Shame, it does have its uses. However, I like Corel Trace better.
R

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a
tutorial

and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@SpaceGirl

2003-07-13 23:52:54

Works on XP Pro and Windows Server 2003 (which is really Windows 5.2, btw, not just a server) as well. As for tutorials... they're scares. But it's a basic program... a bit of fiddling usually gets it to work fine.

"stupid_idiot" wrote in message

it works in xp home no problem.

"n8 skow" wrote in message

Streamline 4 does work under 2k... not sure bout XP.

n8

I am pretty sure it is a dead program. It hasn't been updated in so

long

that I don't think it will work with Windows 2000 or XP.
Shame, it does have its uses. However, I like Corel Trace better.
R

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a
tutorial

and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@Richard Dixon

2003-07-15 12:07:13

Thanks for all the comments, but no one seems to be offering any help. I tried trace after you guys talked about it, but I prefer Streamline, so if anyone else uses it and wants to share some knowledge then please let me know.

Regards

Richard Dixon.

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a tutorial and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@Roberto

2003-07-15 19:45:05

I don't think you will find or get much because the program is all but dead. Adobe has stopped development on it long ago. Most people have moved on to other programs, the best being Corel Trace. It is like trying to find tutorials for Windows before 95.

R

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Thanks for all the comments, but no one seems to be offering any help. I tried trace after you guys talked about it, but I prefer Streamline, so if anyone else uses it and wants to share some knowledge then please let me know.

Regards

Richard Dixon.

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message

Anyone know much about Streamkine, I am having trouble finding a

tutorial

and I could use some help.

Regards

Richard Dixon

@nospam

2003-07-15 22:10:21

Note that CorelTRACE is the way to go, but be aware that the default settings probably won't provide the initial results you are looking for... Use "advanced outline" instead for much more accurate conversion. This program has practically every feature you need to get the results you are looking for.

JD

I don't think you will find or get much because the program is all but

dead. Adobe has stopped development on it long ago. Most people have moved on to other programs, the best being Corel Trace. It is like trying to find tutorials for Windows before 95.

@Hecate

2003-07-16 00:31:49

On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 16:10:21 -0600, "Jeff H." wrote:

Note that CorelTRACE is the way to go, but be aware that the default settings probably won't provide the initial results you are looking for... Use "advanced outline" instead for much more accurate conversion. This program has practically every feature you need to get the results you are looking for.

JD

Yes, I agree. I tried out Streamline, but compared to trace it's like using a blunt instrument :)

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