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1.5 Gb | Over 12 hours detailed CorelDraw Training
From the Fundamentals to the Advanced
Vector Power Training starts with the fundamentals of working with nodes and lines and then takes you all the way up to advanced vector techniques.

Suitable for Corel Users at Every Level
Since this training starts with the basics it is suitable for ALL CorelDRAW users at any level of experience.
What will this Training Do for Me?
Vector Power Training will dramatically affect your work efficiency and productivity. Once you have these techniques down, you will find yourself saving time on all kinds of vector projects in CorelDRAW. You will also be able to develop better designs with your new vector skill set.

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The word of a December 4 public beta release officially came from Microsoft Corp. Vice President Mike Nash at 4:23 pm this afternoon, moments after our story about rumors of a Q1 2009 beta release went live.

“Beginning Thursday Dec. 4th, we will be making the Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 Beta available to everyone through a Customer Preview Program (CPP),” Nash wrote. “The CPP will launch on TechNet and be available to anyone interested in trying out this service pack.”

Nash went on to say the SP2 updates will include support for “new types of hardware and emerging standards that will grow in importance in the coming months.” A document posted by Microsoft moments ago lists the nature of those changes to which Nash refers.

For Vista users, the most noteworthy new features include support Nash promised earlier this year for Bluetooth 2.1, as well as possible solutions to the problem we’ve frequently experienced ourselves: inability or reticence of Vista to regain its active Wi-Fi connection after resuming from sleep mode.

And for Windows Server admins, an announcement that many thought would be delayed until the R2 release next year: full integration of Hyper-V, the company’s hardware-supporting virtualization platform, along with the operating system. All Windows Server 2008 SP2 will contain Hyper-V, along with one license to install what Microsoft is now calling daughter OS (previously known as “hosted environments”) with Standard Edition, four licenses with Enterprise Edition, and unlimited licenses with the Datacenter edition. This is in keeping with licensing changes announced last August.

Changes to WS2K8’s power profile will also be implemented with SP2, according to a “>blog post from senior program manager Justin Graham, also moments ago.

An early December initial beta cycle would coincide with information attributed by a Malaysian tech blog to a “confidential source” earlier today, saying that a release candidate for Vista SP2, and probably Windows Server 2008 SP2, were due next February.

A report from the Malaysian technology blog TechARP cites what it calls a “confidential source” as having revealed that Microsoft plans to produce a release candidate of Windows Vista Service Pack 2 this upcoming February, with the intent of a final release in April. Given what we know for certain about Microsoft’s current release roadmap, even if that source had only provided a prediction, that date could be plausible.

In a statement to BetaNews this afternoon, a Microsoft spokesperson repeated that it plans to release Windows Vista SP2 and Windows Server SP2 within the first half of next year. Given that the first half of next year is five weeks away, we can probably write off January as a possible release month, given that the RC1 cycle for both operating systems will have to follow extensive beta cycles.

April for Vista SP2 is within the realm of possibility if everything goes off like clockwork. In a blog post two weeks ago, Internet Explorer Dean Hatchamovitch revealed his team’s plans with regard to IE8: “We will release one more public update of IE8 in the first quarter of 2009, and then follow that up with the final release,” Hatchamovitch wrote. “Our next public release of IE (typically called a ‘release candidate’) indicates the end of the beta period.”

Microsoft has not said that IE8 would be released with SP2, but for reliability to be ensured, especially with SP2 targeted for the first half, inevitably they would have to be tested to work with one another. Beta 3 Release Candidate 1 of IE8 would likely be released first, within Q1 2009. Hatchamovitch did not say the final IE8 would be released in Q1, so he would have been free to target April as a release month. That certainly gives Microsoft a window of no sooner than April.

Assuming TechARP’s “confidential source” received accurate information, if that information came from a presentation to Microsoft’s partners — if experience is any guide — it doesn’t necessarily mean April 2009 is set in stone. With Microsoft officially holding open the window until the end of June, it could be setting forth April as a preliminary deadline, in hopes that partners can schedule updates to their drivers and other software in time.

“As always, the final release date is based on quality,” the Microsoft spokesperson told BetaNews today, “and we will track customer and partner feedback from the beta program before setting a final date for distribution.”

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Using the new Natural Paint Styles, Real-Draw takes its famous Versatility into a whole new level. Say stop to the boring vector images! The NPR styles give your image a whole new character.

You can create anything from simple graphics, banners and buttons to complex hand-drawn-like illustrations and interactive web page.. and all editing is always non-destructive and fully editable.

The basic idea of Real-Draw is to produce rich bitmap-based graphics using the comfort of vector editing combined with 3D features such as Lights and the new Natural Paint techniques.

Some Examples of usage:

* 3D drawings using familiar 2D vector tools.
* Airbrush illustrations
* Web pages
* Painted art
* Photo-realistic imagery
* Hand-Drawn Illustration
* Scrap book pages and collages
* 3D scenes, photo clones and much more

That’s all in one package.

For the first time there is a user-friendly drawing program with flexibility that matches your creativity instead of hampering it!

Real-DRAW PRO combines many artistic creative methods into one application:

Vector-like Editing
Flexibility first! Any object you create is editable all the time. You can change shapes, group objects, move them in layers, resize, edit envelopes etc. Any object has its own changeable properties like color, texture, outline, lights, material, transparency, multiple 3D effects, bevels, shadows, motion blur and much more.

Bitmap Editing
Unlike in a normal vector editor you can actually paint directly onto any vector object using airbrushes, 3D or Artistic brushes and special Image Nozzles. You can paint on the canvas and the strokes will become another object to which you can apply effects, just as with vector objects. No other program can do this.

3D Effects
You can apply various bevels and extrude effects to any object or bitmap to create perfect three-dimensional work. You can get even closer to rendered-like image by applying an unlimited number of 3D lights to any object or by changing its material properties. For example, Real-DRAW PRO makes it very easy to create realistic metallic textures - often a big problem in standard vector drawing packages.

Illustration Package
The combination of Real-DRAW’s tools allows you to create drawings in your style - illustrations, 3D render simulations, airbrush work, kids illustration, engraving, you name it - you have the full control.

Hand-Painted Style
Not many software offers a vector-editable hand-painted style. And very few can come close to the quality and fun factor of the many NPR presets in Real-DRAW V. From Watercolor to Oil painting, Illustration or engraving - nothing is too hard for NPR.

Web Page HTML Slicer
Use any of the amazing effects Real-Draw can offer to create a great graphics and then export it as a web page with rollovers, links and a text. The HTML Slicer is a visual tool which assist you to create web page without the suffering from creating HTML tables and working code in web editor.

Multimedia Graphics generator
With Real-DRAW you can design a whole scene and add fully-functional buttons (which is now easier than ever using Packages)
Then you can export it directly to Multimedia Builder or generate a script in any language you want - you can create HTML, XML, Java, Java Script or even a whole web page using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).

SVG editor
As if this isn’t enough, Real-DRAW can also be used as an SVG editor (Scaleable Vector Graphics supported by all XML enabled web-browsers) with import/export support of color fills, outlines and transparencies.

Mega Render
Design small, render big! A special Mega Render export module allows you to render the design into much larger image sizes if you need them. Mega Render will not just resize the image, but it will add more texture detail as well.

Export to Adobe Photoshop
You can export the whole design into Adobe Photoshop keeping all the layers, transparency channels, shadow layers and layer names as you created them in Real-DRAW.

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