Corel
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Corel vs. Adobe
These two companies offer solutions for designers, choose your suite, your company and tell us your reasons. Adobe or Corel?
These two companies offer solutions for designers, choose your suite, your company and tell us your reasons. Adobe or Corel?
These two companies offer solutions for designers, choose your suite, your company and tell us your reasons. Adobe or Corel?
Adobe
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3 Becauses for “Adobe”
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#1compassreview argued:
May 8th, 2008 at 1:43 pmnice for explore everything about graphic design and allow us to create something that we can’t imagine before
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#2whataslacker argued:
May 11th, 2008 at 7:26 pmIt is the graphics industry standard. Easy to use (no classes needed…I am completely self taught). Most excellent online community to help with anything from tips to actual design.
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#3The House of Husar argued:
May 12th, 2008 at 5:54 amAdobe all the way. Corel is the red headed stepchild when it comes to Adobe. No offense to red headed step children of course. It is too much of THE standard and feature you can’t beat Adobe. And now with Macromedia as part of the team, well, forget about it!
May 8th, 2008 at 5:14 am
because it is light! and can create vector
May 8th, 2008 at 4:25 pm
I can use it without taking a $4000 class, and still come out with about the same result. Also, I can save my files without crashing. And as the person above pointed out, I can create vectors without a plugin. Also, I can create font sets natively and export them to multiple formats without buying any extra software. I will admit that it isn’t as good with creating PDF forms though. I have to give that one to Adobe - although the newer versions keep strangling that ability….