CorelDRAW Review part 2

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		CorelDRAW 8 continued

	The other features of 8 for either your hand drawn image or if you use the clipart is the traditional set of tools that Corel and other companies have included for some time. These include type tools for adding text, pens and brushes for drawing and coloring as well as easy ellipse, box and other shape tools. The new additions this time, however, include interactive shadow, transparency and fill tools as well as additional 3 D effects. You can also install Corel Dream 3-D and Photo Paint for 3-D images and animation as well as manipulating bit-maps respectively. The program comes on 3 CD-ROM's with 3 thick books that are very well laid out in an easy to understand way. Between the very nice Tutor and the outstanding documentation, it would be difficult to not be able to figure out how to use all of the program's features. Overall, even with its problems, it is clear why this is an award winning program and you certainly could do a lot worse when selecting a graphics program than CorelDRAW! 8. System Requirements: Windows 95 or NT 4 At least 16 MB RAM with 32 MB strongly recommended. CD-ROM Drive Mouse or tablet all running on at least a Pentium 90 with 133 Mhz processor recommended. Minimum 80 MB of hard disk space SVGA monitor

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