ScanMaster for Windows

By Ethoughts
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Key Details of ScanMaster

Convert raster data to vector data using wizard with preview mode.
Last updated on November 7, 2008
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Developer's Description

Convert raster data to vector data using wizard with preview mode.

Ethoughts introduces ScanMaster, a simple and intuitive raster-to-vector conversion program. Many projects are as simple as load/convert/save, thanks to the wizard's preview mode. For more complex graphics, ScanMaster offers a variety of tools for editing the original raster data and the converted vector data. After the conversion, you can overlay the vectors onto the original image.

Editing is a snap. Save to DXF or DesignCAD DC2 file formats. Version 1.1 Minor stability fixes for multiple documents.

ScanMaster for Windows

By Ethoughts
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: May 8, 2006

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 1.1

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 10
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows XP

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

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Total Downloads: 18,511

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User Reviews

3/5

4 User Votes

Didn't work at all
iacpMay 14, 2010
Pros
Many beautiful buttons on the screen...
Cons
Permanent crashes with Access Violations.
Summary
Put it to the garbage...
Nice chess game
hahdrouilJanuary 7, 2010
Pros
nice chess game, but need updates for graphics
Cons
need updates
Summary
argh!
dearjoanneJune 7, 2006
Pros
Cons
difficult to use, not user-friendly at all.
Summary
This program has a lot of bang for the buck.
jaelitheFebruary 6, 2006
Pros
It was very easy to use. I just scanned in some images, pressed "V", and converted them to vectors with a few slider tweaks; the results preview was very helpful. Then using the transparency mode I could adjust the vector results (point by point!) to match the original image in the few spots where the conversion was a bit off.
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