Corel Draw Graphic Suit Suite 12
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Now that the name Adobe is synonymous with imaging, the CorelDraw Graphics Suite is often lost in the noise. But Corel has long offered very powerful illustration and photo-editing programs, complemented by tools, tutorials, and on-screen guidance that make it easier even for nongraphics professionals to be creative and productive. CorelDraw Graphics Suite 12 delivers incremental improvements to an already strong graphics suite for art and business professionals.
The suite consists primarily of CorelDraw 12 (for illustration), Photo-Paint 12 (for photo and image editing), and Corel R.A.V.E. 3 (Rave Animated Vector Effects, for animation). Version 12's interface is virtually the same as Version 11's smooth, easy-to-understand layout.
Previous versions of the suite already offered an impressive array of intuitive tools and features, providing users with easy access to tremendous power, especially for photo/image editing and illustration. Photo-Paint's natural media brushes, for instance, as well as CorelDraw's Artist Media brushes, are among the most extensive on the market. They are simple to control and come with a wide range of options for texture, shape, pressure, color variability, and more.
Similarly, CorelDraw has a heritage of first-rate illustration tools. Its typography handles text almost as well as a desktop publishing program, with the ability to lay out long documents up to at least 99 pages.
Though not as powerful or versatile as other animation programs (like Macromedia Flash), R.A.V.E. 3 uses CorelDraw's excellent object creation and manipulation tools to animate sophisticated geometric shapes.
The suite consists primarily of CorelDraw 12 (for illustration), Photo-Paint 12 (for photo and image editing), and Corel R.A.V.E. 3 (Rave Animated Vector Effects, for animation). Version 12's interface is virtually the same as Version 11's smooth, easy-to-understand layout.
Previous versions of the suite already offered an impressive array of intuitive tools and features, providing users with easy access to tremendous power, especially for photo/image editing and illustration. Photo-Paint's natural media brushes, for instance, as well as CorelDraw's Artist Media brushes, are among the most extensive on the market. They are simple to control and come with a wide range of options for texture, shape, pressure, color variability, and more.
Similarly, CorelDraw has a heritage of first-rate illustration tools. Its typography handles text almost as well as a desktop publishing program, with the ability to lay out long documents up to at least 99 pages.
Though not as powerful or versatile as other animation programs (like Macromedia Flash), R.A.V.E. 3 uses CorelDraw's excellent object creation and manipulation tools to animate sophisticated geometric shapes.
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