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Keith	Hi again TJensen, To answer your question.. adding the drawing tools that Skitch uses is not as easy as it may seem, however we will definitely be adding more 'how-to' goodness as Comic Life Magiq gets older Just a tip: Theres no need to 'save and import' into Comic Life Magiq, just open and edit photo you like in Skitch and drag from DragMe straight onto the Comic Life Magiq page. Keith plasq
jrg	Don't forget about skitch! Though, having that type of functionality in CLM would be awesome, too! james
TJensen	I missed those. I will definitely put them to use. I guess what I was looking for is something similar to what you have in Skitch where you can draw straight lines, shapes, text and arrows so that I could mark up the photos right from within CLM without having to open the photo in Skitch and then save and import them into CLM. Can you just add some of the drawing tools in Skitch to the paint function in CLM? When I find some additional time I will send you some examples of what I have done previously. Thanks.
Keith	Hi TJensen, We're definitely looking into how-to templates, and we'd love to see any examples you've seen or created In the meantime, you may find a the included arrow shapes may fit what you need. (I've created a few examples of how you might want to use them) Click for full size - Uploaded with plasq's Skitch Hope that helps! Keith plasq
TJensen	Architecture, Engineering and Construction. Previously when using Windows I used SnagIt to create some images with dimension lines (arrows or tick marks at either end of a line) and arrow shaped text boxes. These would be "one off" images and I would then have to assembly as a slide presentation or something else. The "graphic novel" format would work well to illustrate a series of related issues or assembly instructions.
Keith	Hi TJensen, Thanks for the kind words and the tips. After googling, I'm still not sure what AEC stands for -- architecture and engineering? We'd love to see some example images of what you have in mind Many thanks! Keith plasq

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