: What software is using these icons? I see these icons in several sites which have sample of some business diagrams. It seem they all using the same software to create those diagrams, I wonder

I see these icons in several sites which have sample of some business diagrams.
It seem they all using the same software to create those diagrams, I wonder what the software is?

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: Dots placing incorrectly in multiple language document I'm translating a book from English to Persian where some of the words need to still be in English and it's a mix of Right to Left and

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There's no way to tell which software was used. It could have quite literally been any number of image editing applications, including raster or vector image editors, or even 3d modelling applications.

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: Cyrillic vs. Roman calligraphy styles The antecedents of today's Roman and the Cyrillic alphabets diverged nearly three millennia ago and the scripts still have some letters in common. Both are

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