CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6 Guidebook

Chapter 1: Welcome | 5

including workspace tours that describe the
main tools in each application.

Chapters 6 through 9 provide a review of
fundamental color concepts and show you
how to work with color and text as well as
format objects by using styles and style sets.

Chapters 10 through 12 provide information
about working with Corel CONNECT and
introduce the available content, such as clipart,
photos, and fonts.

Chapters 13 through 15 give you useful tips
about the specific workflows for sign making,
illustration, and page layout.

Chapters 16 through 18 present tutorials by
graphic design professionals from diverse
industries who use CorelDRAW Graphics Suite
in their everyday work. In these chapters, the
authors share how the software helps them
express their creativity and artistic freedom as
they create a sports team logo, furniture
design, and concept painting.

To access the tutorials as individual PDFs,

click Help ` Insights from the experts.

A stunning collection of artwork, created in
CorelDRAW Graphics Suite by professional
designers and illustrators, is included in this
last part of the guidebook.

To access this guidebook in PDF format,

click Help ` Guidebook.

Guidebook conventions

The following conventions make it easy to

locate information in the guidebook.

References to the application interface

References to elements of the application

interface, such as menu commands, are

indicated by bold formatting. For example,

“Click File ` Open” refers to clicking File on

the menu bar and then clicking the Open

command.

Tips

The guidebook contains brief tips, which may

highlight portions of your workflow, offer

creative ideas that you can try out, or provide

information about performing a task. These

tips are indented and marked by a special icon

for easy reference.

Color-coded pages

Each part of the guidebook is coded for easy

reference with a distinctive band of color in the

upper-left or upper-right area of the page.

Cross-references

If you want to learn more about a specific

subject, you can use the cross-references. Two

types of cross-references are used in this

guidebook:

• cross-references to the Help in an
  application


• cross-references to a specific page in the
  Guidebook

If a cross-reference points to the Help, you can

access the information by starting the specific

Part Three: Color, Type, and Styles

Part Four: Guide to Digital Content

Part Five: Tips and Techniques

Part Six: Insights from the Experts

Part Seven: Gallery