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and marketed by Corel Corporation of Ottawa, Canada. It is

also the name of Corel's Graphics Suite. Its latest version, named X4 (actually version 14), was released in January 2008.

Bouillon and Pat Beirne to develop a vector-based illustration program

to bundle with these desktop publishing systems. That program, CorelDRAW, was initially released in 1989.

3.1 transformed CorelDRAW into a serious illustration program capable of

using system-installed outline fonts without requiring third party software such as Adobe Type Manager and also was the first all-in-one Graphics Suite, which combined a vector graphics software with a photo editing program (PhotoPaint), a font manager and several other pieces of software included with each version.

CorelDRAW (1989)

for Microsoft Windows and currently runs on Windows XP and

Windows Vista. The current version, X4, was released (ver. 14.0.0.567) on 22 January, 2008.

Versions for Mac OS and Mac OS X were at one time available, but due to poor sales these were discontinued. The last port for Linux was version 9 (released in 2000, it didn't run natively, instead it used a modified version of Wine to run) and the last version for OS X was version 11 (released in 2001). Also, up until version 5, CorelDRAW was developed for Windows 3.1x, CTOS and OS/2.

node-edit tool that operates differently on different objects, fit text-to-path,

stroke-before-fill, quick fill/stroke color selection palettes, perspective projections, mesh fills and complex gradient fills.

ways:
The first is its positioning as a

graphics suite, rather than just a vector graphics program. A full range of editing tools allow the user to adjust contrast, color balance, change the format from RGB to CMYK, add special effects such as vignettes and special borders to bitmaps.

layers from within the main program provides a major benefit

compared to Adobe Illustrator. Multipage documents are easy to create and edit and the Corel print engine allows for booklet and other imposition so even simple printers can be used for producing finished documents.

is the ability to create linked text boxes across documents

that can be resized and moved while the text itself resets and flows through the boxes. Useful for creating and editing multi-article newsletters etc.

CorelDRAW can open Adobe PDF files: Adobe PageMaker, Microsoft Publisher and Word, and other programs can print documents to PDF using the Adobe PDFWriter printer driver, which CorelDRAW can then open and edit every aspect of the original layout and design. CorelDRAW can also open PowerPoint Presentations and other Microsoft Office formats with little or no problem.

with CorelDRAW. The list of bundled packages usually changes somewhat

from one release to the next.
There are several mainstays that have remained in the package for many releases now, however:
PowerTRACE (a bitmap to vector graphic converter),
PHOTO-PAINT (a bitmap graphic editor), and
CAPTURE (a screen capture utility).

a hat called Waldo. "Waldo" was the code name for

the first version.

The first versions of CorelDRAW included its own proprietary fonts, which had the extension .wfn (Waldo fonts).

CorelDRAW can actually be used to create TrueType fonts since at least version 4, although the creating of kerning pairs still cannot be adjusted inside the program. Later CorelDRAW versions can export also PostScript and OpenType fonts.

In 1998, a vector illustration of Hedy Lamarr's face was used by Corel Corporation on the packaging and in the publicity for its CorelDRAW 8 software. Lamarr sued Corel for damages relating to unauthorized use of her likeness. The case was resolved in 1999 and settled out of court for an undisclosed sum, under terms that allowed Corel five years of exclusive rights to the image.

South Park characters, scenery, and props are drawn using CorelDRAW.