I would like to thank you for your excelent tutorials. I am learning things about Corel that I never knew.

you are helping to learn Corel draw. thank you.

very nice & very simple learing tutorial thank you

Amazing tuto alexis you will be next pope

Wow catching up well you are a teacher by passion

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Alex, I love your videos. You obviously know what you're doing. Question: Wouldn't it be beneficial to include more techniques about duplicating a graphic? I understand that the main focus is to show how the tools work. But if anyone intends to actually duplicate something, wouldn't it be to their advantage to duplicate something without guessing the actual size? Why not show the uninitiated how to use guidelines, and how to get better results from working directly with the sample? Wouldn't a customer or client be better served having their artwork reproduced without the artist having to say, "Ok, that looks close enough."? I've been duplicating graphics for a long time. I've found that the best results are achieved from using the sample as a template. In other words, lay out your graphics directly over the top of the sample. 99.9% of the time, the only thing we have to make a reproduction from is a bitmap. Why not use the sample to eliminate guessing? This is not a complaint. Just an observation. And thank you for taking the time & making the effort to produce your videos.

great bro

Excellent videos

This message comes when I am working......."Fillet, Scallop and Chamfer can only be applied to undistorted carve objects. Would you like to automatically convert objects for use with this"

How is a Die Line created before downloading the artwork to, as an example, the PRIMERA label making equipment for commercial printing. ie How do I create a DIE LINE in Corel 14 after I have completed the label design?

sir mujhe corel ventura sikhna hai or mere pass ventura software bhi nhi hai sir main kya kru plz. sir my help

excellent