Adobe has confirmed it will abandon Freehand, the popular illustration tool acquired as part of its merger with Macromedia. Although the company continues to sell Freehand MX — last updated more than four years ago, it is now urging current Freehand users to migrate to Illustrator CS3, and says it has added features to that version of the application it hopes will make the migration “comfortable,” according to a blog posting on the company’s website: “Adobe does not plan to develop and deliver any new feature-based releases of FreeHand, or to deliver patches or updates for new operating systems or hardware. Adobe will, however, continue to sell FreeHand MX, and will offer technical and customer support according to our support policies,” Adobe’s John Nack wrote. Read More
Adobe Abandons Freehand, Pushes Illustrator
By Aaron Westgate in Design News
Thursday May 17, 2007
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