does any body know a great designing program?
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Design what dude? If you are talking about software Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 is the best.
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QuarkXpress\nTHe absolute BEST page layout/design software on the market...
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If you're just looking for a program to draw up a schematic and design a PCB, one common program is ExpressPCB. It's two programs, ExpressSCH allows you to draw a schematic and ExpressPCB allows you do lay out a PCB. They're both available for free at http://www.expresspcb.com/ .\n\nThis program, and others like it such as Pad2Pad (http://www.pad2pad.com/), are useful for designing boards for prototypes or small run products.\n\nNote that they do not provide Gerbers for the PCB if you ever want to transition to higher scale production elsewhere.
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Go on Google and type in something like online design program. You might have to put switch the words around or add some other words but online design program should be okay.
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Microsoft Visio could work for that.  There are other programs that exist too.
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It sounds like you have an interest in doing 3d design for games. If that is the case you will need to learn two different aspects of 3d design. 1) You need to learn the basics of 3d modeling and texture work 2) Low Polygon modeling\n\nHere is a site with some online videos that walk you through the basics. They use Truespace, but the lessons apply to most software programs.\nhttp://www.kidzonline.org/TechTraining/video.asp?UnitQry=3D%20Animation\n\nI agree with Nick, Blender is a great program but it's not very intuitive. Search around, there are bound to be a lot of opensource or free basic 3d packages that you can use to get started. One great thing about blender is the user community is very helpful. I've list some other software programs below. Each of these has a trial download so you might be able to play with them. The first two are professional packages and the second two are niche products. I've used Animation Master and I found it to be easy to learn. While it is not expensive, it does cost more than Blender so you have to weigh ease of use vs costs.\n\nGood luck\n\n\n\nTry http://www.3dcafe.com
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Check these sites and register there www.rentacoder.com,www.getafreelancer.com,also try to go to webdesigning room in yahoo chat and ask if anyoone needs freelnace programmers Might be luck can hit u like i had
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I have used the program discussed above and find it a little hard to learn everything. Here is a simple, but powerful, program that is free and easy to use. They also have a great FAQ page with detailed instructions including pictures. :)
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layout designer class???
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A pretty impressive program i have found is NVU.  Its a WYSIWYG editor so you dont need to know any HTML.  Best of all its free...  Try it and see how you get on...\n\nI hope thats helpful to you.\n\nRonan
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These may get you started:\n\n    http://desktoppub.about.com/od/newsletterdesign/ \n\n    http://www.thesitewizard.com/ezines/index.shtml \n\nAlso, check the web sites from some of the software vendors.  Often you may find tutorials, suggestions, or examples.  Good luck, and may the best newsletter (yours?) win!
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The right program you are looking for is:\nwww.awicons.com
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I have found one on bravenet if you like, give it a try.\nAdditional tools are available for design and look.\nWith 50 mb hosting space.\nCool Service.\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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Try an app named OmniForm. It may be a little expensive, but it works like a charm.
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Google SketchUp. Good. Free.
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http://www.InclineSiteDesign.com\nbecause I designed it :-)
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I thinkl Autodesk Autocad will be the best one. You can download a trial at \n\nhttp://www.autodesk.com/