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07-04.-2004, 04:49 AM
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Re: "Actually you are the first person to bring up this issue"
Hello everybody,
> A typical paint program will let you draw admirably straight lines, and > programs like MB-Ruler 0.93 on this freeware page provide a transparent > onscreen protractor and ruler: > > http://www.ramlende.com/graphics.html > > Haven't had so much fun since they took the scissors away from me in > grade school. > > I'd be happy to host any pictures for comparison and even do the work of > drawing and measuring angles. > > The chief area of debate would likely be the center of mass. On the MB-Ruler hompage http://www.Markus-Bader.de/MB-Ruler/index.htm the update to MB-Ruler 1.3 (with screen loupe, RGB picker and multi monitor support) is already available. Bye Markus |
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