Corel draw X3

[levont]

i'm using corels from a long time from version 6 to know i can say x3 it's perfect version to now ...

please anyone have a problem in special file send me it and i want to check it

not i'm use full version corel on pc win xp pro
send me via mail
hoko@aya.sy

[tuff_gong]

levont - I see that your domain is based in Syria - is Coredraw widely used thereabouts? Caled has posted before that it's common in Scotland - interesting to see where it is popular. Around here (US South) I only see it used in smaller sign shops and by the occasional home user.

[levont]

you understand me wrong dear scouts

i'm from syria in the middle east not a in usa

ok ? there is a big different and our shop is actually work on corel

[tuff_gong]

Yes, Syria, I understood that from the "sy" in your email address.

[walksin2trees]

Levont, we probably can't really compare the US version to your version since the coding is probably different. Your version may be different because it's made to work on the computers that are sold in your country which may be different from computers sold in other countries. This might also be true for Scotland as well for all I know, though I doubt it, I think the only thing really different for them would be the power supply.

also, if Corel is all you use for everything you won't ever have any trouble... it's when you have to make Corel documents work in other software that you start having trouble. Corel has it's own built-in Rip. the system we (and most larger facilities) use converts Postscript or PDF files into a very high resolution TIF image. The trouble we have with Corel is with it's file export to Postscript and PDF. It creates these files in a way that is not up to the same standards as other software.

[LMgraphics]

[quote=" The trouble we have with Corel is with it's file export to Postscript and PDF. It creates these files in a way that is not up to the same standards as other software.[/quote]

Im affraid i have to agree. I use freehand and Corel Draw. Thow i like Draw alot better because of knowing it since the first versions. Maybe that's why i work much faster with it. The problem is when we print a postcript file from X3 for example. In my Rip50 from Linotype it just won't RIP. I'm going nuts here because i've tryed about all i could not to change from Corel but it is loosing cards now... :cry: I hope i'll find the way to make it work cause i really like X3 and in the graphics arena it rulles, like vinyl cut and digital printing. Very copatible with Scanvec and amiable softwares. Pre-Press is at the momem a huge bug to be fixed in Corel Draw X3.

[Joe]

Originally Posted by LMgraphics

Im affraid i have to agree. I use freehand and Corel Draw. Thow i like Draw alot better because of knowing it since the first versions. Maybe that's why i work much faster with it. The problem is when we print a postcript file from X3 for example. In my Rip50 from Linotype it just won't RIP. I'm going nuts here because i've tryed about all i could not to change from Corel but it is loosing cards now... :cry: I hope i'll find the way to make it work cause i really like X3 and in the graphics arena it rulles, like vinyl cut and digital printing. Very copatible with Scanvec and amiable softwares. Pre-Press is at the momem a huge bug to be fixed in Corel Draw X3.

Isn't the Rip50 from Linotype a postscript level one RIP?

[LMgraphics]

The Engeneer says it accepts level two. But i tested level 1 from X3 and same error came out.

:cry:

[Joe]

Yeah, I just looked it up:

PostScript Level 2
RISC R3000 processor running @ 40MHz
48mb RAM
425mb hard drive for storing fonts and page buffering
100mb hard drive for I/O pipelining
TurboPix for faster processing of large and complex color separations
HQS Screening
LocalTalk, Serial, Parallel, and Ethernet interfaces
Dimensions: 10.2"W x 21."D x 25.2"H, Weight: 59.5lbs

That's pretty lean for a RIP for the files put out by todays apps. Good luck.