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Screen Designer

Nuttzz · 2004-12-10 18:38:06

Hi, I am looking to design screens to give some programmers a look and feel for a new product, i dont require functioning screens just the "front page" of them, any ideas what to use? Cheers

10-12-2004 6:38pm

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Nuttzz

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Hi,

I am looking to design screens to give some programmers a look and feel for a new product, i dont require functioning screens just the "front page" of them, any ideas what to use?

Cheers

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#2 11-12-2004 12:16am

daymobrew

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Design screens (for when the product doesn't exist yet) or take screen shots (of an existing product in development)?

What OS?
To take screen shots on Windows I use Alt-Print Screen and then paste it into Paint which can save as JPEG.

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#3 11-12-2004 12:23am

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design the screens, something like VB but without the back end if you know what i mean. Windows would be the OS

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#4 11-12-2004 12:33am

RicardoSmith

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I just use Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro.

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#5 11-12-2004 2:25pm

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I had to put together an f-spec, and found the drawing tools in Word to be enough. Draw boxes, option lists, drop downs, etc, and it all fitted nicely in with the text I was typing. All this is moot if you're not using Word, tho', 'cos compared to the above, it's rubbish at drawing (!)

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