

This probably will have all the photo editing, desktop publishing, file formats, printing, and Internet tools you might need, plus run properly on Windows 7.

Http /> which is the Corel Graphics Suite Home and Student for only $50. Under XP Pro, Suite 12 had run flawlessly.Īs I say, I like to use software as long as feasible, but instead of flogging a version that in effect Corel warned may have trouble in Windows 7, my suggestion is to consider changing to this > And, this declaration proved to be true as when I began with Windows 7 Ultimate 64, there were a lot of problems and crashes with Corel Graphics 12. The reason I use the Technical Designer X-5 is that Corel, after the advent of Windows 7 declared that software made for XP would, paraphrasing, no longer run very well and would not be supported. Now the version is Corel Technical Designer X-5 in 2011. I began with Corel Graphics Suite 3 in 1993 and went from that to V5 about 1999, then V12 about 2006. However, Corel presented a different situation, where I had to upgrade. I still use MS Office 2003, AutoCad 2007, WordPerfect X-4 (2008) and Adobe CS4 from 2009. I'm a fan of Corel graphics products too, and also like to use programs as long as they can accomplish my tasks.
