Tools Used:
ZPaint.

1. Uses Preset Scheme (Apple) - Red to Black Gradient. Use Curve Shape to draw the apple (without 3D).

2. Uses Preset Scheme (Gold). Use Curve Shape to draw the cut in the apple. (without 3D)

3. Uses Preset Scheme (Forest). Use Curve Shape to draw the leaves of the apple. (without 3D)

Tools Used:
ZPaint, Drag-Drop ZCubes Formatting.

1. Drag and Drop pictures (Courtesy: NASA) from Google Image Search (with "earth :nasa" search and "moon :nasa"). Make ZCubes transparent. Note that the earth has two pictures one over the other. Make one of the ZCubes transparent so you can see through.

2. Switch to whiteboard mode to draw arrows.

3. Create New ZCube. Use ZPaint to type the text using preset schemes (Silver).

4. Drag-Drop Dark Olive Green Color from Named Colors Selection Tool to the newly created ZCube.

5. Arrange all ZCubes the way you like.

You can create fun-pages, notices, advertisements, brochures, for-sale papers, scrapbooks... both for work or for fun!  It takes minutes to get creative with ZCubes.

It is so versatile, that you can prepare practically all your documents in ZCubes (and even store it in your disk or jumpdrive for future use or viewing pleasure)!

Tools Used:
ZPaint, ZBrowser.

1. Change background to the appropriate image

2. Switch to paint mode, and select Red Pen Preset Scheme. Add a black shadow from the Shadow Settings.

3. Just draw whatever you like.

Manage all of your web content including pictures, documents, videos, songs, news (RSS) feeds, PDF files, web links, web-pages and even your own freehand drawings.

Tools Used:
Craete ZCube, Drag-Drop ZCubes Formatting, Special Effects, ZPaint.

1. Create few ZCubes, add text.

2. Drag and drop colors from the Colors box into the ZCubes.

3. Use ZPaint to write your text ("Cool Special Effects"). Use the red thin pen and blue thin pen from preset schemes.

4. Drag and drop earth's image from Google Image Search (Courtesy: NASA).

5. Apply "Default Special Effect Setting (e.g., Halo)" Effect
from Special Effects option in Action Bar Menu.

6. Drag and Drop black color from Color Selection box to the background to make the background black.

With ZCubes, handwriting is a reality on the web. You do not need Tablet PCs or writing tablets. Just use your mouse, and click and drag. That is all to it.

No special fonts are required. Make signs and letters in ANY language imaginable. In fact, use any language script from the Milky Way Galaxy - and it will work!

Tools Used:
ZPaint, Drag-Drop ZCubes Formatting, Rotation of ZCubes.

1. Create a new ZCube, add text.

2. Drag and drop "Steelblue" color from the Colors box into the ZCube. Color the text white by dragging and dropping "White" color (from the link with a * to indicate text formatting).

3. Use ZPaint to write your text ("Welcome") in any language of your choice. Use the red pen from preset schemes.

ZCubes offers advanced 2D and 3D graphics with highly sophisticated vector editing capabilities. With simple straight lines to complex bezier curves, ZPaint is the best platform for you to express your digital self.

Tools Used:
ZPaint.

1. Start ZPaint, Select Start Fill Color (Blue) and End Fill Color (Red).

2. Select curve tool and draw the points as you please.

3. Switch to edit mode. Select Polyline Edit Tool. Select the drawing on screen. Right click on any point to adjust the point or add/delete new points. Move them around until you get the final desired setting.

ZCubes is the ultimate platform to experience websites and web resources. You can rotate pictures and even websites in ZSpace!

Simply drag-drop special effects like halo, gradient, glow, emboss, etc. on any ZCube containing any media. In fact, drop special effects in the ZSpace and see what happens!

Tools Used:
ZPaint, Rotation of Objects Formatting, Drag-Drop Halo Effect.

1. Drag-Drop pictures (Courtesy: http://www.liveindia.com) from Google Image Search (with "priyanka :liveindia.com"). Right click on ZCubes, and rotate them to desired position. 

2. Drag-Drop the link from the ZBrowser action bar (with [Shift] clicked while dropping) into the ZSpace. Right click and select rotate from the ZCube Menu. Rotate to desired rotation.

3. Select Special Effects from the menu bar in ZSpace Action Bar. Pull Down "Radial" and click and drag "Default Special Effect Setting (eg. Halo)" link. Drop on the ZCube border that you would like to apply a halo to.