This powerful vector graphics editor is incredibly small, only 67K bytes in size, and gaining popularity rapidly. It is true freeware and its capabilities must be seen to be believed.
If you're looking for a vector graphics editor that packs a punch despite its small size, look no further than EVE. At just 67K bytes, this software delivers powerful capabilities that must be seen to be believed. It's perfect for all types of line drawing applications, including those related to organizational planning, structural design, project management, layout design, circuit design, and even brainstorming.
One of the standout features of EVE is its unlimited drawing surface, which allows you to create to your hearts content without any limits holding you back. And when you're ready to export, you have a variety of options to choose from, including EMF (enhanced WMF) and bitmap (raster) formats.
But that's not all- the EVE Web Edition even allows you to export to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) and is user-friendly enough for both hobbyists and professionals. You can scan the online User Manual and FAQ to get started, as well as see what other users have to say about their experience with EVE. Plus, with the added perk of being freeware (with the Web Edition only requiring a small registration fee), there's no reason not to give it a try and see for yourself just how powerful this vector graphics editor truly is.
One of the standout features of EVE is its unlimited drawing surface, which allows you to create to your hearts content without any limits holding you back. And when you're ready to export, you have a variety of options to choose from, including EMF (enhanced WMF) and bitmap (raster) formats.
But that's not all- the EVE Web Edition even allows you to export to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) and is user-friendly enough for both hobbyists and professionals. You can scan the online User Manual and FAQ to get started, as well as see what other users have to say about their experience with EVE. Plus, with the added perk of being freeware (with the Web Edition only requiring a small registration fee), there's no reason not to give it a try and see for yourself just how powerful this vector graphics editor truly is.
What's New
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