RockStar
06-17-2009, 08:39 AM
CorelDraw 6 Full - Retail CD
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Description:
CorelDraw 6 is a suite of graphics and multimedia programs built around CorelDraw, Corel's flagship illustration and page layout product. Corel began selling CorelDraw as a suite during the product's third release, which included a relatively modest set of satellite programs. Corel dramatically expanded the suite's contents, and by the time CorelDraw 5 came to market, it was a broad and comprehensive suite for 2D graphics, presentations, and publishing.
The CorelDraw 6 suite is significantly different from its predecessors in two respects:
CorelDraw 6 is a 32-bit implementation of CorelDraw (and of most of the other programs included in the suite). It is specifically targeted at the emerging Windows 95 market.
CorelDraw 6 is not directed toward 2D graphics and the production of printed material. Instead, this version is aimed squarely at the 3D graphics and multimedia market.
The key changes that give CorelDraw 6 a 3D/multimedia spin are not in the core CorelDraw product. CorelDraw is still a 2D illustration and layout program, and satellite products handle the 3D and multimedia capabilities. Table 1 is a chart of the differences between the key programs in the CorelDraw 5 suite and the key programs included in the CorelDraw 6 suite.
What CorelDraw 6 has in common with the previous releases is that Corel acquired the satellite programs from other companies and integrated them into the CorelDraw suite. For example, CorelDream 3D is a customized version of Ray Dream 3D.
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Description:
CorelDraw 6 is a suite of graphics and multimedia programs built around CorelDraw, Corel's flagship illustration and page layout product. Corel began selling CorelDraw as a suite during the product's third release, which included a relatively modest set of satellite programs. Corel dramatically expanded the suite's contents, and by the time CorelDraw 5 came to market, it was a broad and comprehensive suite for 2D graphics, presentations, and publishing.
The CorelDraw 6 suite is significantly different from its predecessors in two respects:
CorelDraw 6 is a 32-bit implementation of CorelDraw (and of most of the other programs included in the suite). It is specifically targeted at the emerging Windows 95 market.
CorelDraw 6 is not directed toward 2D graphics and the production of printed material. Instead, this version is aimed squarely at the 3D graphics and multimedia market.
The key changes that give CorelDraw 6 a 3D/multimedia spin are not in the core CorelDraw product. CorelDraw is still a 2D illustration and layout program, and satellite products handle the 3D and multimedia capabilities. Table 1 is a chart of the differences between the key programs in the CorelDraw 5 suite and the key programs included in the CorelDraw 6 suite.
What CorelDraw 6 has in common with the previous releases is that Corel acquired the satellite programs from other companies and integrated them into the CorelDraw suite. For example, CorelDream 3D is a customized version of Ray Dream 3D.
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