Software is still working and i'm really happy that i got a good discount on a boxed version. This person is a moron and have such an inflated ego and bad eyesight i start to question if reading and understanding English was skipped in school. exe file, "support" keep sending a repeated message she could help me install the "hot fix" and recommend different time spans. When i mention i will not do this by the nature of "hot fixes" and ask if they will patch the main. Software feels just like PS and i felt right at home immediately, now soon after finding a weird bug that makes text disappear if zoomed in or out and contacting their support they send a "hot fix" from a personal account and say that the problem will not be fixed if i don't install this "hot fix".
So, Christa Quarles, go find a carthorse.Īs a new customer of Paintshop and have knowned Paintshop from way back but have been using Photoshop until it got subscription only so the new Ultimate version 2021 was the logical choice to buy. Their trio of image and design apps achieves much of what Corel's crap does - at a tenth the price and with excellent stability on a Win10 64k platform. Hope for graphics pros is at hand however, from a British company - Serif. And what's more, the latest application is even more flakey than ever - difficult to open, won't close, requiring a reboot, and various other glitches. Either by monthly payments of around £30 or a single one of nearly £500 UK for an 'upgrade'. Users are forced to buy a new version to unlock their early stuff. Thanks to these pirates, nearly three decades of work has become unusable, because Corel designed and download a virus which blocks all pre-2019 files from being opened. I have, over the years, bought at full price each successive CorelDRAW version, and still have my master program CDs. Corel has long since passed from being a creative bunch of Canucks to a back-pocket chip in the vast arsenal of one of the nastiest venture capital suits in the business - KKR.
Now, the bunch of crimps under their new ex-Disney muppet Christa Quarles have found a new way to screw users, although it was really her predecessor Patrick Nichols who developed this. However, Corel's user support is what you get from the rear of a carthorse. Having used CorelDRAW and its associated applications since it was first introduced, I've got used to its flakey, clunky, carthorse nature but persevere because when it works it can produce stunningly good output.
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