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Do you remember old vector art conversion program, train logo?

Jan 2, 2012 8:54 PM

In the early 2000s I used a raster art to vector art conversaion tool. I THOUGHT it was by Adobe, but I find no trace of it! It had a locomotive as its logo, and I think it was named "steam" or something similar. Required an activation key, wonderful little piece of software. Want to find it again because I back then could quickly convert simple line drawings to vector lines without having to use much system power (unlike, say, opening up Illustrator.)

Anyone recall this thing?

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1. adobe-admin,

Jan 3, 2012 10:17 AM in reply to Tolouse

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That sounds like Adobe Streamline. I believe it was discontinued and built into Illustrator around the CS2 era.

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2. PECourtejoie,

Jan 7, 2012 9:33 AM in reply to Tolouse

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I know that opening Photoshop might sound as powerful as Illustrator, but here is how to do basic vectorization technique in Photoshop I co-developped: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/370971?tstart=0

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