CorelDraw

[Ashton Waters]

Hello everyone,

I was wondering which version of CorelDraw to get. In my search, I found that there are several versions and upgrades. I just want to make sure to get the right version for running the laser. Thanks

Ashton

[Kevin Huffman]

X3 or 13 is the newest one. But 11 and 12 are pretty good.
You usually get a large discount for buying versions that aren't the newest ones.
So if you are just wanting to try it out go for a little bit older version.
If it is going to be your primary software for the laser I would go a head and get the newest version that way you have tech support with it.

[Mitchell Andrus]

X3 and the DVD version of "Coreldraw X3 Unleashed" if you're not up on high powered graphics. Great video tutorials, worth every penny.

http://www.unleash.com/

Mitch

[Dave Jones]

I use X3. It's great. After spending thousands of dollars on the laser I didn't see the point in trying to save $100 buying an old version of the software.

[Lee DeRaud]

After spending thousands of dollars on the laser I didn't see the point in trying to save $100 buying an old version of the software.Well said, especially if that laser is being used as the basis of a business.

[Joe Pelonio]

Do you have the laser already? I'd make sure your manufacturer supports Corel and ask them which version. When X3 first came out I asked Epilog and they told me they were still testing it. There could be bugs when a new software package is used on an older laser.

[Ashton Waters]

Thanks for the info and the ideas. I does make sense to get the most, up to date software. I'll call Epilog and make sure it will be compatible.

[Steve McKee]

I'm using X3 with my Epilog Legend 24EX, it was suggested to me by the distributor.