Which program has more features, CorelDRAW Suite X6 Graphics Education Edition or CorelDRAW Suite X6 Graphics Home and Student Edition?
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The education version is a full version. I am not sure about the home and student version...
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If you qualify, get the Education Edition. It has all features of the standard edition. The Home and Student Edition has *almost* complete versions of CorelDRAW and Corel PHOTO-PAINT but some features are missing. The Home and Student Suite does not include many OpenType features or color management options. The Home and Student Suite does not include VBA / VSTA or Macros. The Home and Student Suite does not include PrePress, PreFlight, several of the file formats in the other versions. Note that if you are already a Paintshop Pro user, PSP cannot read the .CPT files generated by PhotoPaint and vice versa. Corel has about the best file format translators in the industry. This file format shortcoming is the only one I've found in the entire Corel lineup and it is disappointing.
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Sure, But preferably you should use the mac version. You could install cs6 windows version if you plan to use windows via boot camp, but it won't run properly if you are planning to use parallels or similar.
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You may only use the copy on two computers: "Can I use Adobe Student and Teacher Edition software on more than one computer? Adobe Student and Teacher Edition software may be used on two computers only. This is ensured through a product activation procedure, which is performed online. " http://www.adobe.com/education/students/studentteacheredition/faq.html
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I can't find any difference at all besides on the top banner after Coreldraw X6 it says "Not for Commercial Use" ... otherwise it is exactly the same for all intensive purposes.
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CS6 will not give all NEW features that come out with the subscription version in the future BUT you only pay for it once. The subscription version is a rip-off because you will pay and pay.
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Included in the CS6 standard is; Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Bridge, Extension Manager, Media Encoder and Acrobat X Pro. Hope that helped :-)
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Hi.I use COREL Daraw x6 with the computer I got like this one. When I start getting heavy into graphic processing, it gets bogged down a little. If you as a little more ram it will do fine. It won't be the best thing out there but it serves my business great. There is nothing the program offers that I can't do, I just have to wait two or three minutes sometimes.
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This works just fine, it just depends what apps you use. I'm running the whole Adobe Suite CS6 just fine while doing multiple things without missing a beat.
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Yes, absolutely no problem. We currently run CS3 but also Corel X5 and a host of other graphics programs in a production environment.
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No- sorry but its a windows based program. Good luck as you search for the program that will work for you.
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You could, learning curve is a bit hard. Have you tried Microsoft Publisher? There are a lot of pictures and fonts, plus a fair amount of data. CorelDraw in an experts hands can do these in a few swipes of their hands, but I struggle with Adobe and Corel. Perhaps spending more time with the product my results and ability to move foreword. To me Publisher is much more intuitive with a wide selection of abilities. Best of luck.
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Jeanette, this is the best answer I've found.... http://blog.tech-crawl.com/coreldraw-education-edition-vs-commercial/
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To Pat and J.Crosby, In my opinion, do youself a favour and don't go anywhere near Photoshop Elements 6 (PSE6). I paid for an upgrade from an earlier version and have wasted my money. The program crashes continually to such an extent it is unusable. From my googling on the internet this is the experience of numerous other people. There are no solutions I can find on the Adobe site and although these complaints seem to have been posted since PSE6 was first brought out there are no upgrades or patches to fix what are a myriad of problems. A number of people have complained that the program worked initially and then started continually crashing and that has been my experience. I won't be buying more Adobe products until they show a bit of customer care and isuue fixes for this mess. I have downloaded and installed a trial version of Pro Photo X2 and so far it seems stable. PSE6 may have more bells and whistles but that is not much use if they are unusable due to continual program crashes.
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It has the full version of windows 8. I have been able to install adobe illustrator, photoshop, etc.
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It can be done in CorelDraw. But if you're interested in ease of use, and a fairly short learning curve, I would recommend buying a copy of Microsoft's Front Page 2003 (full version). This program was dropped by Microsoft in 2003 but is still in use by many, including myself. If you can use Microsoft Word, you will learn Front Page in a very short time. If you use CorelDraw, you must save each page as HTML, and then use an FTP program to upload. Once learned however, it is a powerful way to build a website.
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I am an advanced amateur photographer and use several video editing software packages to create MPEG-4 High Def DVD video slide shows. I own and use Roxio Creator NXT Pro, Corel Video Studio 7 Ultimate and Cyberlink PowerDirector 12 Ultimate. As a beginner I suggest you start by trying a Roxio Creator product. Roxio has a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that is intuitive and contains features suitable for beginner and advanced amateur use. Roxio also provides editing capabilities for audio editing, CD & DVD burning, and others. Corel and Cyberlink video editing products require a bit more of a learning curve to master, but do contain many useful advanced features not found in Roxio Creator.
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I am not sure, but I have studio 15 and 17 on the same computer.You should know that from version 16 it is no longer studio program, instead they are selling something else, Some of the menus do not work anymore, and their support do not even know why, or how to fix it. Terrible