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CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 11

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By Susan Glinert Stevens | September 25, 2002 -- 08:06 GMT (01:06 PDT) | Topic: Developer

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Looking to establish a digital-graphics studio? Consider an all-in-one graphics solution. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 11 has applications for professional-level illustration, image editing and Web graphics. CorelDRAW 11 serves as the main course of Graphics Suite 11, but the side dishes are certainly worth a look. Photo-Paint (image editing) and RAVE (Web graphics animation) pack enough features to satisfy most home users who want to edit digital photos or create simple flash animation. Best of all, you get these applications for just £377 (ex. VAT; £443 inc. VAT) -- a great bargain for an all-around, well-integrated solution. However, for top-of-the-line image editing and animation, professional graphic designers should shell out the extra cash for Photoshop and LiveMotion.

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Published: September 25, 2002 -- 08:06 GMT (01:06 PDT)

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