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drawing program

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drawing program

In computing, software that allows a user to draw freehand and create complex graphics. Additional features may include special fonts, clip art, or painting facilities that allow a user to simulate on the computer the drawing characteristics of specific real-world implements such as charcoal, watercolours, or pastels. CorelDRAW and Adobe Illustrator are both popular drawing programs.



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