DRAWING FOR CHILDREN is a drawing program for small children with many nice options. The best way to learn to use it is simply to use it. There is though a document describing the use of the program.
Version 2.0 is a complete rewrite of the program with many improved and extended features.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

A modern PC, running Windows 95, 98 or NT4 or higher is required. The program requires a screen resolution of 800x600 or higher.

USING AND DISTRIBUTING THE PROGRAM

DRAWING FOR CHILDREN may be used free of charge, in any way, for any purpose. It may be distributed by any means, provided that the original files as supplied by the author remain intact and no charge is made other than for reasonable distribution costs.

DRAWING FOR CHILDREN may not be distributed as a component of any commercial product without a prior license agreement with the author.

INSTALLING THE PROGRAM

To install the program simply run DRAW4CH2.EXE. This will start the install wizard that will guide you through the installation. To uninstall the program go to the Configuration screen. Select the icon Software and indicate that you want to remove Drawing for Children.

The tool bar at the top:

There are different action buttons at the top toolbar and if you choose one the toolbar on the left changes and gives you additional options for drawing.

To draw, click on one of the buttons at the top. The different drawing actions appear at the left. Click on the one you want and draw in the image area.

Note the following:

	The right mouse button often does something else then the left mouse button (also when clicking on the action button on the left)
	Holding the <Shift> key when starting to draw normally makes things larger
	Holding the <Alt> key while drawing snaps the positions to a grid
	Holding the <Ctrl> key often has again different drawing behaviour
	Try all combinations.
	Also try left and right clicking the colour boxes at the top left.

For more information see the documentation.

You can download the program here:

DRAWING FOR CHILDREN

(taken from Mark Overmars How to use it)

Prepared by Viljenka Savli