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medicnick83
Paramedic
I've used 9, 10, 11, 12, X3 & most recently, X4.
Strange as it is, all of them are as buggy as hell, except for 11 (which I use all the time)
As each newer version comes out, they come out with some pretty awesome features, but damn dude, you try use those effects and such and bam, CD crashes and so often, I've lost some hectic work.
So... Till i see a CD that doesn't crash alot, i'm sticking with 11.
Strange as it is, all of them are as buggy as hell, except for 11 (which I use all the time)
As each newer version comes out, they come out with some pretty awesome features, but damn dude, you try use those effects and such and bam, CD crashes and so often, I've lost some hectic work.
So... Till i see a CD that doesn't crash alot, i'm sticking with 11.
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Fudzy
Guest
One thing that really burns me is the incompatibility between the different versions. Majority of the printers I use have older versions of CorelDraw which means I have to always remember to save as a lower version number.
medicnick83
Paramedic
Fudzy!
Samething!
One feature in CD I'm still waiting for, is the ability to save as a 'certain' version.
For example, lets say I wanna save as version 9 in X4... I can do it, but I have to manually do it each time.
God knows how many times i've asked them to put that feature in, like "save as version 9" as default
Samething!
One feature in CD I'm still waiting for, is the ability to save as a 'certain' version.
For example, lets say I wanna save as version 9 in X4... I can do it, but I have to manually do it each time.
God knows how many times i've asked them to put that feature in, like "save as version 9" as default