I get this question a few times a week so I looked up the official answer from the Corel web site. Eligibility to purchase CorelDraw X3 Student/Teacher edition. |
To purchase education versions of shrink-wrapped software, or take advantage of the Corel Volume Purchase Program, purchasers must be: accredited schools, faculties, full- or part-time registered students, academic supervisory organizations, hospitals, libraries, museums, and nonprofit charitable and religious organizations.
K-12 Educators, Vocational, college or university faculty
Students
Supervisory Organizations
Hospitals
Libraries
Educational Consortia and Systems
Museums
Nonprofit Charitable Organizations
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Exclusions: Congregation members or parishioners are not eligible for academic pricing. Organizations must present proof of charitable or nonprofit status and a completed Corel Nonprofit and Charitable Organization Request Form to any Corel® Authorized Academic Reseller. |
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Posted by Steve Good at 10:40:00 PM
Email from Dick
Thanks Dick. Great info about Frys. Keep us posted on your experience with the student teacher version.
Posted by Steve Good at 10:23:00 PM
Email from Spring
From: Spring in Sydney, Australia
Hi Steve
I've attached 2 pictures of your patterns that I've completed.
The bowl is made of Qeensland Maple and New Guinea Rosewood.
The golfer is Qeensland Maple.
I had to be very careful with golfclub and the flagpole as they are very thin, I may make them
a little thicker next time to make them a bit stronger.
thanks for the patterns they were a lot of fun to make.Spring these are very nicely executed and the wood is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing the pictures and the comments about the golfer pattern should be helpful to others. Thanks.
Posted by Steve Good at 8:14:00 PM
Interactive Contour Tool in Corel Draw
I wanted to post another tutorial for creating scroll saw patterns with Corel Draw. This video will explains the Interactive Contour Tool. The contour tool is used in almost every pattern I create. If you are one of the many readers trying to learn Corel Draw check out this video.
I have to keep the videos under ten minutes so I go a little fast in some places. Watch it a couple times and it should start to make more sense.
This is a tool that you almost can't do without if you plan to create patterns so jump in and give it a try.