not so for CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X8, which now handles the display rendering for each monitor independently. As you may know, most Windows applications look fuzzy on one of the screens when you drag it back and forth. From our research, we know this is a common situation where you might have a 4K monitor, but also want to continue to use your existing 1080p screen. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X8 is arguably one of the very best when it comes to supporting High-DPI monitors-especially when you mix multiple screens with varying resolutions. The other notable hardware shift has been the rapid adoption of high-resolution displays. With full pen & touch support, now you can start sketching directly in CorelDRAW, whether it be freehand or using the Smart Drawing tools with their built-in shape recognition technology. With the advent of the latest generations of pen & touch devices, we’ve made sure that X8 not only works great with Wacom tablets, but now also fully supports the latest tablets using Real-Time Stylus (WinRTS) technology. Hardware is also in the midst of a major transformation.

With more than 25% of visitors to the CorelDRAW Community having upgraded to Windows 10 already (much faster than the industry average) it was clear from the get-go that X8 needed to work great on the latest operating system out of Redmond while remaining fully compatible with Windows 7 and 8.1 for those who prefer those versions. Our journey to X8 began by working closely with our users through research, site visits and online communication-and we also keep up with latest trends in the PC industry. The whole team has been extremely busy since unveiling our last version, dedicating their passion and countless hours of care to deliver this major upgrade. We are excited to simultaneously release this new version in 14 languages around the world. Earlier today, Corel announced version X8 of its flagship graphics product-CorelDRAW Graphics Suite.

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