Advanced Antialiasing For Text

Here are Print screen samples of display difference between CorelDRAW and Illustrator

Try to find differences...

Refer to my other post for the display solution.

Has anyone witnessing this issue have their VIEW set to ENHANCED?

Go to the VIEW drop down menu and select ENHANCED from the first selections.

From the two screenshots posted in this thread, I noticed that there was a slight difference but with 96DPI resolutions, I really hope you understand, a type of text file at this output size that you will create, antialiasing at 96 DPI is complete nonsense.

I posted two separate JPG files with 300 DPI resolutions.

I challenge anyone to tell me if they can noticed a difference to a point where you can really wish to ditch a software over another for that reason.

NOTE
CorelDRAW took significantly faster than Adobe to export the image.

Dear CorelUX Team, they can not send any screenshots about this issue. Because this issue does not exist.

There are few perofrmance and rendering problems for text editing on CorelDRAW but there is not anti-aliasing problems. I wondered too, i am waiting screenshots from who (652 person?) voted to this thread

Hello!

Thanks for sharing this idea.
The team has some follow up questions:

• • Is it possible to share some screenshots highlighting the specific quality problems you are noticing with anti-aliased fonts?

  • In your workflow, do you work with text and fonts in digital workflows, print workflows, or both?

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and workflow details with us.

I'm not sure why people are even posting Ideas here on this website, Corel isn't listening at all... they never did...

I'm done with Corel, it's outdated and broken. Have you guys tried Affinity Designer?

https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/

It's been a while
No update yet

They don't care about so many people, so be it, then adobe illustrator will continue on her way as the only champion in the world.

Corel company keep praising itself on its website yet it fails its anti-aliasing engine

Unfortunately, you cannot be successful by writing 2022-2023 at the end of the programs. They will learn that sooner or later.

Even the open source program called Inkscape is better than corel draw with its successful anti-aliasing engine, it's a fact they should be ashamed...

I sent an e-mail to the engineers about this issue and they said yes, you're right, it looks like that on my computer, it's really funny. :/

I think everything is about money they are trying to make money by adding more features but bugs and performance issues are always behind.

It's a shame that a graphic design program doesn't care about visual quality...

I'm Beginer

@Ian Nelson : Please Look :) Screenshots and Compare

Corel Draw : https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnfFBBDRYOKdr1YIQwDRQV8ig_qk?e=lhpAuS

Illustrator : https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnfFBBDRYOKdr1f-ntpwYJ1FOfQs?e=3zsOp2

Who are these noobs making this obviously naive critique?

Y'all, pick View>Enhanced

Your welcome, now hopefully they can work on something useful instead.

I've used all versions of corel, tried it on many computers and video cards, tried every setting, but then I realized that this problem is not about me, it's totally coreldraw's bad writing engine, I can't believe that engineers don't see such a simple but important feature