Digital BW, The Print

Randy Rancier wrote:
>One of the things that is really attracting me to this software
>besides the cost, is that it sounds like PW gives you the control
>and flexibility you need with curves, and tools simuliar to the
>channel mixer and other tools, one needs with B&W printing that you
>don't get with Elements or Microsofts product; I am familiar with
>Elements.  Also it appears that PW is simplier to use with less of a
>learning curve; any comments on this?

I have found PWP to be fairly easy to learn.  Easier than PS.  And I can't 
say enough about their user forum.  You can usually get a question answered 
by the program's author within a few hours.

I do think the interface is not always as polished as I would like.   It 
looks like some enhancements have been "tacked on" over the years.  But 
they work.  It's a "form follows function" interface to be sure.   However, 
there is commonality across most functions' interfaces, so once you figure 
out the flow, it carries across to most everything.

-Don M