Xara Xtreme 5 for free

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• Romancefantasy Posts: 0

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  Thanks for the heads up. Free is always good. :lol:
• bigh Posts: 8,147

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  thank you - now if I could just get a free copy of CorelPAINT :)
• anikad Posts: 1,919

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  Thank you free is always good.
• adzan Posts: 268

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  thanks for the heads up on the freebee

  
  

  bigh said:

  thank you - now if I could just get a free copy of CorelPAINT :)

  
  paint or painter?

  as Corel have just released Corel Painter Lite which is the starter version of Painter for about $45 instead of the $300 for Painter 12
  http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?pid=prod4950148&hptrack=uk_mf_pf12lite_110812

  CorelPaint does come with the CorelDraw Home edition which sells for about $99 so theirs always that if your learning the software.

  
  and there's always hope for a free version as Corel gave away an older Painter version on a magazine cover a number of years ago

  Post edited by adzan on November 2012
• bigh Posts: 8,147

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  adzan said:

  thanks for the heads up on the freebee

  
  

  bigh said:

  thank you - now if I could just get a free copy of CorelPAINT :)

  
  paint or painter?

  as Corel have just released Corel Painter Lite which is the starter version of Painter for about $45 instead of the $300 for Painter 12
  http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?pid=prod4950148&hptrack=uk_mf_pf12lite_110812

  CorelPaint does come with the CorelDraw Home edition which sells for about $99 so theirs always that if your learning the software.

  
  and there's always hope for a free version as Corel gave away an older Painter version on a magazine cover a number of years ago

  had a old copy of Painter - I mean a real old copy ( Painter 5 )
  don't work any more !
• MJ_Vivianight Posts: 0

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  Both Xara and Serif make some darn good programs, that's for sure.

  I use image editing software from each all the time in my workflow. Used Xara for a recent reference print book I had to format, (over fifty photos!) but it is Serif for the e-book copy since a couple of required aspects are faster. *Opinion of this user only.

  For free Starter Edition versions of a bunch of Serif programs, any interested check out http://www.serif.com/FreeDownloads/ I know a lot of peeps who just stay using the free versions. :)

  And since BOTH companies seem to be coming out with a lot of 'latest versions' this year/on into the next the deals out there are coming fast and furious. Like since Serif is now up to "X5" I have also seen a bunch of their "4.0" ones out there for free, just a matter of web hunting.

  Yup, it is a cool time to be into these sort of things, that's for sure!

  Cheers :)
• patience55 Posts: 7,006

  November 2012 edited December 1969

  Taozen said:

  
  An older version, but still one of the best (and definitely the fastest, much faster than Illustrator) vector programs out there.

  http://www.xara.com/uk/specialoffers/designer/

  Thanks for the HU :-)