Vector Graphics

Key words:
-Input.
-Output.
-Constructed.
-Hardware.
-Software.
-Vector Image.
-Vector Graphics.

Task 1:
Input: An input devise is a hardware that humans can use to communicate with the                                          computer.
Output: An output devise is something that you can receive information from.

Hardware:
-Keyboard (input)
-Computer mouse (input)
-Monitor (output)
-Printer (output)

Task 3: (Level 3)
Software used to create vector graphics is sometimes referred to as object-based software. The most common vector formats include; (Adobe Illustration) ,(CorelDRAW), (Computer Graphics Meta file), (Shock wave Flash)......

Task 2: (Level 4)
Vector Graphics are made in graphic packages and consists of shapes called objects. You can change the color,shape, size....of each object separately. A vector graphic is scalable which means it does not lose the quality of the image when you enlarge it.

Level 5:
The disadvantages of a vector graphic is it cannot reproduce different shades of colors like the bitmaps and and all the continues tones through. out the picture.

3 types of hardware:
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-Computer
3 types of software:
-PowerPoint
-Firework
-Adobe Illustrator

Level 6:
A vector graphic is different to a bitmap because no matter how much you zoom in and out of the picture it will never turn in to
a pixel image. Vector images are mostly used for logos and billboard because the images can be zoomed in so much that there are  no pixels and it is concentrated on the curves color and edges.

Level 7:
There are two vector graphic called DrawIt and Xara Xtreme. DrawIt is an easy-to-use, powerful vector drawing application designed for a Mac. It features entirely non-destructive editing, live filters, powerful vector tools, a standard collection of basic shapes and a clear and intuitive interface. Xara Xtrreme is the second editor that you can use to create vector graphic images. It is a powerful, general-purpose graphics ptrogram foe Unix platforms, including Linux, FreeBSD and (in development) Mac OS X. Formerly known as Xara LX, it is based on Xara Xtreme for Windows, which is the fastest graphics program available. Its latest version is 0.7.
I think that the DrawIt is the best vector