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I prefer using CorelDraw over Adobe Illustrator because it provides both the artistic and functional tools my work requires. I not only design but have to output jobs to various media. Some jobs require several different barcodes with serializatio...

When working with cloud documents and try to share them for verification or approval (private share), CGS (march 2023) systematically refuses any recipient e-mail i throws in. Either from the desktop app or from the web app. It says invalid email ...

I have 2 work PC's on 2020 with one in Columbus which has Solid Works and one in MS which has Arbortext SGML ... I also have 2 home PC/laptops on 2021. I would like to have the ability to log out other computers from to open a seat. They all say 2...

I have over 800 custom artistic media brushes that I use regularly. Currently, it's very cumbersome to manage them. Not only can I not easily create folders, the drop down doesn't seem to have any logic in the order the brushes are shown. Also, ha...

I went two years paying for new upgrades and not actually upgrading my machines because Font Management doesn't bring in activated fonts. I have reactivate fonts all over again and it is a time consuming nightmare.

I switch scales within a drawing often. If I forget to break apart the scale, my final print will have the wrong size callout in it. A button to to lock the scale would be helpful.

Have the ability on a single object to delete a SEGMENT line and retain the rest. Resulting in an open object. i.e., Box has 3 sides, VSD tool on one side leaves 3 remaining, not the entire object deleted. Unless theres a way, please tell & di...

I am suggesting that Corel should also be working on ways to improve or introduce the following features: Object/Image Linking (fundamental) The ability to select by Control+Shift+clicking on multiple objects from different groups, PowerClips etc....

I'd like the ability to apply a gradient fill to an object where the gradient is applied from the edges of the object to a point inside the object (default would be object center). Depending on how you apply the gradient, it might give an embossed...

Inkscape uses SVG as its file format, but they have a neat trick where you can change the blurriness of a line/object. It's just a slider representing one of the properties of that object. Corel has a non-destructive filter that does this as well,...