Adobe FreeHand
Two-dimensional vector graphics editing application
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Adobe FreeHand
Summary
Adobe FreeHand is a vector graphics editor[1]. It draws 161 Wikipedia views per month (vector_graphics_editor category, ranking #8 of 24).[2]
Key Facts
- Adobe FreeHand's instance of is recorded as vector graphics editor[3].
- Adobe FreeHand's developer is recorded as Adobe[4].
- Adobe FreeHand's developer is recorded as Macromedia[5].
- Adobe FreeHand's developer is recorded as Aldus[6].
- Adobe FreeHand is used for computer graphics[7].
- Adobe FreeHand's Commons category is recorded as FreeHand[8].
- Adobe FreeHand's has edition or translation is recorded as Freehand MX[9].
- Adobe FreeHand's official website is recorded as https://www.adobe.com/mena_en/products/freehand/[10].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand file format, version 10[11].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand file format, version 7[12].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand MX file format, version 11[13].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand file format, version 9[14].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand file format, version 5[15].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Macromedia Freehand file format, version 8[16].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Aldus Freehand Drawing, version 3[17].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Aldus Freehand Drawing, version 4[18].
- Adobe FreeHand's readable file format is recorded as Adobe Illustrator Artwork[19].
- Adobe FreeHand's writable file format is recorded as Adobe Illustrator Artwork file format, version 7.0[20].
- Adobe FreeHand's discontinuation date is recorded as 2003[21].
Why It Matters
Adobe FreeHand draws 161 Wikipedia views per month (vector_graphics_editor category, ranking #8 of 24).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[22] It is known by 18 alternative names across languages and contexts.[23]