Very easy CorelDRAW 12 graphic design

Author: Orient Technology
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book is one of the "Very Easy to Learn Computers" series, which explains the various knowledge needed to learn CorelDRAW and use it for graphic design through examples. The main content includes basic operations of CorelDRAW 12, drawing basic shapes and lines, basic object operations and object fills, object arrangement and combination, text editing, setting special effects for vector graphics, bitmap processing and editing, filter applications, and using CorelDRAW for printing and outputting graphics.
This book is one of the "Very Easy to Learn Computers" series, which explains the various knowledge needed to learn CorelDRAW and use it for graphic design through examples. The main content includes basic operations of CorelDRAW 12, drawing basic shapes and lines, basic object operations and object fills, object arrangement and combination, text editing, setting special effects for vector graphics, bitmap processing and editing, filter applications, and using CorelDRAW for printing and outputting graphics.
This book is printed in full color, with content that is easy to understand and integrates knowledge with practical applications. It features lively and highly operational sections such as "Quick Tips," "Profiles," and "Try It Out," enriching readers' knowledge while allowing them to learn and practice simultaneously, truly achieving the goal of learning, improving, and applying without delay. Additionally, this book primarily uses illustrations to explain CorelDRAW usage, with text as a supplement, employing a visual approach to text. To address the issue of insufficient information in such books, useful details are also presented in the illustrations, such as annotations at key points and sequential labeling of operation steps in the diagrams.
This book is targeted at beginners and intermediate users learning CorelDRAW and can also serve as a training textbook for CorelDRAW in universities, colleges, vocational schools, and computer training centers.