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These articles will be balanced because I also use the expensive software. If you want to be nasty, you can do things the other programs can't even read, much less do. How dare someone simplify the process! If you still need to lord your power, Corel does have something for you you can read many file formats in Corel.

It seems to give the designer an ego boost when they can master it. Other design programs maintain their position of power by being difficult to learn. Once you read this, you will have an unfair advantage. Corel does have one little fault it is so powerful and easy to use that it can be dangerous. We will do these things in little time, with little training, and with little effort. We will do things the big boys with expensive toys can't do. I will share secrets where we can laugh at the prevailing attitudes and profit from them.

Since Adobe Illustrator enjoys the prestige of dominating the market and is considered the industry standard in graphic design, and since many graphic designers favor the Mac platform, this touting of Corel on the PC might seem unusual.

The rest of this article series outlines why CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is my program of choice for many graphic design tasks.

No other graphic design software that I am aware of can be customized as much as Corel. Corel has consistently offered more productivity with more simplicity. Adobe had added features to their products, but they made no significant changes and had very little real innovation. Macromedia, before they were taken over by Adobe, had made some impressive progress over their older products with the release of their MX versions, but Corel had many of those ideas first. My intention here is not to tell you that leading graphic design software is bad or that you should not buy it, but to show you what you can do with CorelDRAW and either gain an advantage by learning it, or use it effectively without the additional investment needed for the вЂњprestigeвЂќ of owning other software. Buying the most expensive products is not necessarily the best solution. Maybe you are like me and already have several graphic design programs installed on your computer, or perhaps you do not have an artillery of graphics software and you are wondering what is the best, or where to start. I use a tutorial type format suitable for all levels of experience, but the purpose is to cover design principles, not just step by step processes.

Because file sharing is such an important part of graphic design, these articles are intended to illustrate things you will not find so easily in a book or training course. This series of articles will be of interest to anyone involved in graphic design.

If you are using an older version of CorelDRAW, my archived CorelDRAW article series was written using CorelDRAW 9 and still shows the original version 9 screen shots. Newer versions have changes in icon appearance and more features, but you can still easily follow the demonstrations. These now archived articles use CorelDRAW X3 for the demonstrations, but versions 11 or 12 will be essentially the same in most cases. Using Corel to Conquer CorelDRAW Series Part 1: by Steve Chittenden What To Expect

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