Found 1 record for the .PWW file extension name
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file extension PWW - Patternland Weave Simulator file format
File extension PWW description:
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Associated applications to file extension PWW:
Company / developer:
Maple Hill Software
Patternland Weave Simulator for Windows is Windows software for drafting woven structure and tapestry-style designs. PWSW combines the graphical user interface of Microsoft Windows with the best features of four DOS programs: Weave Simulator, Light Weave, Weave Publisher and Pattern Grapher. Patternland Weave Simulator for Windows was first released on August 1, 1996 as version 6.0.
Patternland will allow you to create your own color palettes using the Windows Custom Color Dialog Box capable of generating over 16-million colors. Or you can work with several of the 16, 64 or 128 color or gray shade palettes from the program library. You can also choose single colors for warp or weft from the Windows Custom Color Dialog or from a color palette. Using the pencil tool you can input color from the color palette for the first time. Using the paintbrush you can overpaint color simply by touching it to the color in the palette you would like to use. You can even overpaint color directly onto the weave interlacement. You can also use quick editing utilities to find and replace or exchange a color.
Patternland will allow you to create your own color palettes using the Windows Custom Color Dialog Box capable of generating over 16-million colors. Or you can work with several of the 16, 64 or 128 color or gray shade palettes from the program library. You can also choose single colors for warp or weft from the Windows Custom Color Dialog or from a color palette. Using the pencil tool you can input color from the color palette for the first time. Using the paintbrush you can overpaint color simply by touching it to the color in the palette you would like to use. You can even overpaint color directly onto the weave interlacement. You can also use quick editing utilities to find and replace or exchange a color.
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