jclose@potomac.ads.com (Jeff Close) (06/18/91)
Greetings, I'm contemplating buying either Arts&Letters Editor vs CorelDRAW. They're quite different in price, and I'm wondering what experience people have had with them. I know CorelDRAW is the state of the art, but is it worth $200- $300 more? Especially comments from people who have used both. Thanks much. -- ---------------------------------v------------------------------------ InterNet: jclose@ads.com | VoiceNet: 703-243-1611 ADS, 1500 Wilson Blvd #512 | "Now it's time for something you'll Arlington, VA 22209 | REALLY like.." - Rocky the Squirrel
bjorn@eab.retix.com (Bjorn Ahlen) (06/21/91)
In article <1991Jun18.154524.4726@potomac.ads.com> jclose@potomac.ads.com (Jeff Close) writes: >I'm contemplating buying either Arts&Letters Editor vs CorelDRAW. They're >quite different in price, and I'm wondering what experience people have had >with them. I know CorelDRAW is the state of the art, but is it worth $200- >$300 more? Especially comments from people who have used both. Thanks much. 1. How can it be $300 more when it only costs just over $300 altogether? I think I paid about $330 for CorelDraw at Softwarehouse (now CompUSA) and that was last year. I know list is probably $595 or something, but who cares? Besides version 2.0 is orgasmic in terms of features and useability, and the rags seem to agree, the reviews I have seen top-rank it over the rest. /BJA bjorn@eab.retix.com