CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12 Upgrade
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Software Reviews of CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12 Upgrade
Customer Review: In response to objection about the PhotoPaint
Summary: 5 Stars
I am upgrading from version 10, and version 10 already has a way to make your default units in Photopaint Pixels.There is also one user that has reviewed this three times with a bad review. C'mon, now.
Just press Ctrl-J and change the default units to pixels. Simple.
One of the greatest things about CorelDraw is the active help you can get from expert users at http://www.egroups.com/community/cdug
If you had posted this question there, we would have shown you how to do this 3 years ago.
Customer Review: Good bang for the buck...
Summary: 5 Stars
I am an amature photographer and painter. And I love using photoshop too. But I can't afford photoshop. Adobe makes great products but they are overpriced. This is why I got Corel Graphics Suite. It supports all the plug-in's for photoshop, does pretty much everything photoshop and illustrator can and all for a cheaper price. If you are just starting out with computer graphics this is a good alternative to Adobe. Or if you are a student with little or no money and need a legit image suite this is the way to go.Customer Review: Photo-Paint 10 User looking for Upgrade
Summary: 3 Stars
I have a 5MP DSC camera and use Photo-Paint 10 for all my digital photo work. I am continually irritated by the inability to set default values for the ruler. To edit EVERY photo using pixels, the process is Tools : Options : Units : Pixels ; OK - FIVE clicks for EVERY photo. I thought this would have been fixed in Photo-Paint 12 since the issue is continually brought up in Support. I downloaded the trial version of CorelDraw 12 from corel.com and alas it has not been fixed. I would pay the upgrade price for this feature alone.Customer Review: crash city
Summary: 2 Stars
I upgraded from v10 hoping to see a lot of new features. CorelDraw in itself is a very valuable program - I have used it for years. However v12 does crash and it does crash often, and for this reason alone it is extremely dissapointing. I don't think it was worth the upgrade, there just aren't enough new useful features to offset the frequent crashing / memory leak problems.
Basically what you get is some spiffy modernized graphics and icons, no significant improvement to the UI. The word on the street has it that there are some new features however I haven't explored enough to find them. I suppose the masking is a bit better. They still haven't added a curve smoothing option to the path tool in photopaint, this was a feature I was hoping I would see in v12.
Customer Review: Coreldraw is what Illustrator should be
Summary: 5 Stars
And I know it's hard for Illustrator die hards to hear, but the new Corel is still easier/faster to use. The new linked symbols has been a real bonus too. After experiancing frustrating problems with Adobe Illustrater version 9 interfacing with other programs (even within it's own suite) we have are now back to Corel 12. The simple ability see selected text in different fonts in a flyout makes it worth it's weight against Illustrator, never mind the ability to have multiple pages in one file. As for Photopaint versus Photoshop, we switch between the 2 for different effects so price is the only consideration for us on comparing those two. Can't comment on Rave, haven't played with it yet.