BezierEditor is a little (freeware) program that reads a set of points from a text file, connects those points via first and second order Bezier lines and displays them on the screen. The resulting curve can be adjusted in several way by the user like adding/deleting/moving points or scaling/translating, then the curve can be saved as a text file or bitmap or printed out.

This program is the result of two days of coding in October 2002, after Prof. Steinbach, my teacher in Medientechnik (Media Technology - one of my courses at the Technical University of Munich), proposed a little competition to create a logo/font out of Bezier-curves.

Why should I use this?
- you don't have the money to buy CorelDraw and don't want to use all of its functions anyway
- you want to experiment a bit with Bezier-curves (more likely)
Apart from that, this is just a little experiment to show how Bezier-curves work, it is not intended as a serious program!

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this image editing software.