MacDraw

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MacDraw is a vector-based drawing and illustration program developed by Apple for early Macintosh computers, offering more precise and scalable graphics than its bitmap-based predecessor MacPaint.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
ClarisDraw 2
MacDraw canonical 2
MacDraw II 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Macintosh software
graphics software
vector graphics editor
comparedTo MacPaint
countryOfOrigin United States
designedFor WYSIWYG graphics editing
early Macintosh computers
developer Apple Computer, Inc.
linked to: Apple Inc.
differenceFrom MacPaint is bitmap-based while MacDraw is vector-based
distribution commercial software
fileFormatType proprietary MacDraw format
genre drawing program
influenced ClarisDraw
linked to: MacDraw

MacDraw II
linked to: MacDraw
inputMethod keyboard
mouse
notableFeature integration with Macintosh clipboard
object manipulation via handles
resolution-independent graphics
operatingSystem Classic Mac OS
platform Apple Macintosh
predecessor MacPaint
releaseYear 1984
status discontinued
successor ClarisDraw
linked to: MacDraw

MacDraw II
linked to: MacDraw
supports Bezier curves
alignment tools
fill patterns
grouping of objects
layered drawing
lines
object-based drawing
ovals
polygons
rectangles
scalable graphics
snap-to-grid
stroke styles
text objects
vector graphics
useCase business graphics
diagrams
page layout elements
technical illustrations
userInterface graphical user interface

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

MacPaint successor MacDraw
Apple LaserWriter usedWith MacDraw
subject linked to: Apple LaserWriter printers
MacDraw influenced MacDraw II
linked to: MacDraw
MacDraw influenced ClarisDraw
linked to: MacDraw
MacDraw successor MacDraw II
linked to: MacDraw
MacDraw successor ClarisDraw
linked to: MacDraw