i am a book writer and media developer is this good for that
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It's an old computer and might not take newer programs. From 2008 & up, these computer are more acceptable since they us the Intel Chip.
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It depends how detail your work will be. I have gotten some good results for certain drawings, but I prefer Jot Touch for drawing and art work. Can't say for writting though I assume that if you can control the thickness of the stroke it would do the job. I would recommend you check out the pressure sensitive styli that are available now.
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Yes, but you need to be very careful when you work with it. I used it for all my books.
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Amanda-Since you already have it, can you tell me if it has bookmarking capabilities? I will be using it mostly for audiobooks.
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Maybe if you need it for an intensive use like video edition or rendering. Then for a normal use ( up to amateur photoshop use for example ) is ok. It has never go slow for having 5 to 10 programs running at the same time ( chrome, word, powerp, photoshop, illustrator, etc)
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The Create is a good tool. I'm a graphic designer and I use the Create both at home and at work. If you try to find something bigger or better you're going to spend a lot of money... and since you're a student you might not be ready to shell out the big bucks.
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No I couldn't get it to work on mine, basically good for books, music and games,
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Well, you are working with a product that is actually made for a specific use, and in my experience it does a good job when properly used. I personally, would never use anything else for book repair after having used this product! It not only works well, and is very durable, but it looks nice as well. That is important to me!
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Yes it is. i use it for presentations and short clips at work all the time.
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Yes, I use it to read books all the time. One of the books I use it for is probably 1200 pages
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Think of it as a point of connection for your multimedia cards. It can read, write, update, format... whatever (your software and) you want. The selling point for me was the array of media formats it can accept. I've had mine for a few months now and give it an A+.
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I write novels, play World of Warcraft and frequently use Adobe photoshop...with 16GB of system RAM and a 3GB video card, I'd definitely say "yes" to your question.
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Too much stuff to list, I would be typing for awhile. For the price it is good and for me it has worked when it comes to focusing on things. I'm 52 yr old and studying Computer Science, C++ to be exact, and it has helped me.
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yes it is easy to use. The basic functions are very easy. For the more complex features once you read the book they are easy as well.
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Yes it is. I use it for AutoCAD and Illustrator and I had to close the windows to notice.
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Hi, thanks for the question, Final Draft 8 in my opinion really a must, I don't mean for status or bragging rights (what with everyone who is everyone using it) but for the sheer brilliance of it all. The biggest problem with screenwriting is the formatting, FD looks after that without you even noticing, they even change if if the industry standard changes by updating. I resisted buying for years, I used Word, Celtx etc, but you kick it up a notch as soon as you get FD. And the scene card view can really help with blocking or plotting issues. The program can help with analyticals too, swearing counts, and will even let you know if Uncle Bob's character hasn't had a line in a while :) Check out the online manuals, they explain most of the functions. Version 9 is still very buggy, avoid it for now if you can. If you (like me) plot and plan obsessively another tool I use every day is a tiny piece of software called 'writer's cafe'. It has everything a writer needs for the planning process, the bookshelf and post-it note pegboard for scene plotting is awesome. Please let me know if you need anything else. P
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I suppose it depends on your standards and application that you're running. I am using it for office purposes so spreadsheets, web displays and periodic videos work perfectly fine for me.If your plan is to watch high-definition movies and are picky about it I'd say probably not.