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Also, he doesn't need to be insulting a large portion of us by telling us were dying out simply because we're using Adobe and Mac. It's not a relative statement or conclusion Take a look at industry reports over the last 25 years and tell me how you come up with a conclusion that the current...

SnoopDoug CorelDRAW users learned years ago not to send native files to standard print shops, only to Corel dedicated shops. Print shops are in general so stuck in their ways sending a CorelDraw file is asking for problems, send a press ready flattened PDF. Due to a lack of profit margin I don't...

wonderings, currently Adobe is offering 40% off their products why? Well sales are not what they want and once you dumb enough to sign on what do you do? Now if you don't pay up you have files you can't use! WTF!

Keith 90% of what I do is a lousy fit for Adobe products, add that to the fact that CorelDRAWs interface is designed around industry specific productivity and how easily you get used to working how Corel thinks it becomes a no brainer.

I see this a lot makes sense.

Don't believe me guys read what the MAC experts have to say. http://resourcemagonline.com/2016/10/is-it-time-to-give-windows-another-chance/71629/

dabod, >Humm you must be REALLY good . . . No I just didn't see any comparison to what it costs another company to maintain there work stations. That's the comparison that needs to be made if we're to understand if IBM is a true bench mark or just some big old inefficient company. My largest...

The problem is what you're assuming is that IBM is any good at their own system management. What needs to be done is to compare IBMs cost of system management with other companies. https://www.google.com/search?q=IBM+stock&ie=&oe= Click the 5 year average and you'll understand the decisions...

Good for you, on the PC side CS 6 runs on windows 10 so those users are good for a decade or more even if they stay modern with their hardware.

AP90 and gordo, the Adobe interface is counter productive. I can open a CorelDraw file and with the factory default work space preflight all but one or two items. The Adobe interface is so counter productive that for large trade show back drops that contain small fonts and over lapping...

Affinity designers next BETA for Windows was just released. I test drove the last one and it was certainly a BETA it will be interesting to see the improvements in stability. The interface is certainly an Adobe clone, it's hard for s PC Corel users to think that way.

We have 2 companies in my area that I know who use Quark, a magazine publisher and book publisher

What's the difference? Ever since Motorola gave Apple the boot they're all PC's first. I actually got to play on a new MAC last Friday. Are they ever going to support touch screen?

Just a little update, I have need for a high quality stationary vender so I went looking, debossing, engraving, embossing stuff like that. Not very many to be found with the skill set I require. Be that as it is the interesting point is that on their web sites most of the few that were listed...

I see a lot of people with MAC Books running Windows. I'm going to copy a post from another forum, I do this because IMO PC people are the worst when it comes to being cheap. I never have issues because I'm not cheap, not always latest generation because it needs worked out but next to it. The...

AP90 I upgrade every 3 to 4 years because I get used to the speed and get bored and want faster, I give the old work station to another person and get myself a new one. Try working in wide and grand format for a week and you'll dump that 9 year old MAC real fast, especially when you start...

So is this good or bad?

Problem is your world is dying. Every surviving printer in my area has one significant sometimes two significant niche clients that is the base of their entire company. Have you been following RR Donnelly?

No it's not, this discussion is for the young people. The MAC Adobe world is part of the stagnating dying part of graphics, I know more people who used to be in print than are in print now. Look at what has happened in print the last 25 years, all the losses are MAC and now all the growth is PC...

I agree with the work flow I would not take MAC files and place them on PC's nor for the most part native application files and change them another application. We do the latter for large physical size one or two page files on a regular basis because Adobe products are poorly suited to handle...