Corel Draw X3 Graphics Suite (EN) - Reviews
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13.2.2007
Corel Draw is without a doubt the most efficient and best organized graphics package around for creating and editing both vector and bitmap images. Thanks to their exceptionally intuitive and logical user interfaces, one can get up and running with both Corel Draw and Photo Paint programs in record time. The help functions and tutorials are rich and actually give answers to real questions a beginning user may have. The most impressive part of Corel Draw is definitely its' user friendliness despite of being a highly capable graphics editor package which tends to mean complicated and hard to learn.Before ordering Corel Draw, I actually tried it with a few competing programs like Adobe Illustrator,
3.11.2006
I am a University student studying multimedia and website development,and so am being prompted to concentrate on illustrator, photoshop and flash,but I keep reverting to producing my graphics on my old favourite- Coreldraw,and I keep on scoring higher than the rest of them.That`s because I began with Coreldraw8 years ago and have continued to upgrade as time went on.This latest release Coreldraw X3 just gives the designer every imaginable tool to work with.The new powerTRACE in particular really allows so much flexibility in taking a client`s existing,inevitably bitmapped imagery,and presenting it back to them in ways that they never imagined previously.The text capabilities are as versatile
1.11.2008
I know that nothing will persuade die-hard Adobe Illustrator / Photoshop supporters to abandon their favorite software, but when you see what you get for £100 with Corel X3, when compared to about £1000 for the Adobe equivalent, the case is made, at least for me. I have to spend my own money when I buy software software.Having used earlier versions some years ago, I found X3 easy to use and very stable in Win XP. Newbies should expect a steep learning curve, but that is only to be expected with software of this power and capability. Perseverance pays off, and once the initial effort is made learning becomes faster and easier.I frequently prepare detailed sketches and scale technical drawings,
16.10.2008
I have used Corel since CorelDraw 3 (the first really useable version despite the frequent crashes), and have upgraded through CorelDraw 5, 7, 9, 11 and now use X3. I have used other drawing software including Serif and Adobe Illustrator, but for a PC drawing vector drawing package there is no real rival for usability and versatility.The accompanying Corel Photo-Paint is excellent for photo editing - I use it in preference to Adobe Photoshop CS2, although occasionally use Photoshop when on the rare occasion it offers something not so easily done in Photo-Paint.For me there is no choice - CorelDraw, it just gets better each time.
22.6.2009
I purchased Corel Draw X3 for use with "plug in" software to cut vinyl sign letters and graphics. I was up and running pretty much straight away. It does the job. It has very useful functions for vectorising images, and plenty of other tools that will take a while to explore.There are good tutorials, and lots of independant help and advice on the internet. This sofware is very well supported.I downloded a trial version of it's successor, and while X4 doubtless is an improvement, I do not see advantages to justify the very big price difference.Comes with a load of fonts (nothing too exciting), and clip art.A good buy!
22.3.2015
Good software.