Computer Interactive Classroom: CORELDRAW 12 Graphic Design

Author: Wang Tao et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is one of the "Computer Interactive Classroom" series. The entire book is divided into 15 chapters, primarily focusing on how to use CorelDRAW 12 to create graphics. The content includes the CorelDRAW 12 workspace, basic computer graphics knowledge, drawing basic shapes, drawing preset shapes, creating graphic objects, filling graphic colors, arranging and combining graphic objects, drawing outline lines, editing text, creating vector special effects, drawing bitmap images, adding bitmap filter effects, printing and output, as well as comprehensive examples of graphic design. Learning this book will enable readers to quickly master practical graphic drawing methods and efficient operational techniques. The book features a fresh layout, easy-to-understand content, and a strong emphasis on practicality. The text is closely integrated with illustrations, and lively cartoon illustrations and operation-focused sections, such as "Think About It" and "Try It," are interspersed throughout, inspiring readers' thinking and hands-on skills. This book is suitable for all beginners of CorelDRAW, as well as computer graphics designers in fields such as advertising, VI planning, product packaging, and design. It is particularly suitable for students of higher vocational and technical colleges, as well as various computer training classes. The book is also accompanied by a materials CD, allowing readers to study the content by referring to the CD.