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    Final Results And Overall Mark   
     
    Well we 
    have reached the end of the review. Here are 
    my 
    final 
    comments, notes and grades for 
    Adobe Illustrator 10. 
      
    
    Final Comments 
      
        | How It Grades |  
        | 
        Installation:
        80%Interface: 80%
 Ease of use: 80%
 Features: 85%
 Creativity Tools: 90%
 Price/Value: 
        70%
 Overall: 
        80.83%
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    Adobe 
    Illustrator 
    
    10 
    is clearly a major upgrade. It brings tons of new features to an already 
    excelling software application dramatically improving the quality of artwork 
    that can be drawn with it. Users will be literally delighted by the 
    incredible creative resource available in Illustrator 
    
    10. 
    With this tenth release not only designers can free their creativity, but 
    also they can accomplish complex tasks faster and much more easily than before. 
    The integration of Illustrator with major Adobe software like InDesign and 
    PhotoShop has reached a new level. Sure the software has a few drawbacks 
    like the non support of rollovers, and an overall slowness but, despite an 
    expensive price, Illustrator 
    
    10 
    remains the king-of-the-hill must have vector drawing software for every 
    serious professional. 
      
      
      
      
        
          | Specs & Package |  
          | Overall Score | 80.83% |  
          | Version Reviewed | Adobe Illustrator 10 |  
          | Release Date | Out Now |  
          | The Good Points | Great New Creativity Tools Amazing Symbolism Tool
 Rocking Live Distortion Effects
 Interesting Data Driven Graphics Concept
 Nice new interface
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          | The Bad Points | Relatively Heavy No support for creating javascript rollovers or animated GIF
 Advanced data driven graphics features require scripting knowledge
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          | Reviewer Specs | 
          Pentium 4 2.53 GHzIntel D850EMV2 Motherboard
 Windows XP Professional
 512 MB PC800 RDRAM
 DirectX 8.1
 19" Sony CPD-E400 
          Trinitron Monitor
 nVidia GeForce 4 Ti 4600
 Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
 Adaptec 19160
 Adaptec AHA-2400a
 
 DVD Pioneer 106s (16/40x)
 Yamaha CRW3200S
 
 Alcatel SpeedTouch USB
 Microsoft Natural Keyboard Pro
 Microsoft TrackBall Explorer
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          | PC Required | Pentium II 300MHz or 
          higherMicrosoft Windows  98, 98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000 SP2,  Windows XP
 128MB of RAM (or more)
 180MB of free hard disk space
 Quad Speed CD-Rom Drive
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