Today I'm going to keep it short and sweet. The Vecteezy site offers a number of pieces of vector artwork that you can download and use in your projects. Most of the samples I explored are provided as Adobe Illustrator files and you'll find a few CorelDRAW files. You should be able to get most...
You may already be familiar with the folks at iStockphoto . They supplied 1000 high-resolution images for inclusion with CorelDRAW X4. And when you registered, they gave you credits towards the purchase of more images. I know users are hesitant to create accounts sometimes because they don't want...
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on Sun, Jul 27 2008
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Yesterday I told you about some of our older tutorials that had been revived recently. Today I'll give you a list of three more that have recently been revived. One of the most common tasks that CorelDRAW users face is converted lousy bitmap logos into vector artwork. The Converting a Bitmap Logo...
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on Sun, Jul 6 2008
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I'm always looking around for new sources of material for use in CorelDRAW and other graphics software. That recently led me to discover Go Media's Arsenal Professional Design Weaponry . You'll find some of the coolest vector artwork you've ever seen. Many of the pieces were created by...
So who really owns Corel these days? It can get confusing. I'll try to recap the ownership history as best I can remember and then I'll bring you up to speed with what happened today. Keep in mind that I don't work for Corel and I have no inside knowledge of what happened. Back in the 1990s...