Which version of the CorelDraw suite allows for the use of and exporting of files to JPEGs. I am currently using CorelDraw suite 3.0 on Windows 3.1 running under Virtual PC 2007 and am mostly satisfied with it, but I would like to be able to work with and export my files to JPEG. Will version 4 or 5 (which is the last one for 3.1) work or will I have to get another program? Also, does Photo-Paint under version 4 or 5 use layers, version 3's does not (I can't find them if it does)?
Also, this Windows 3.1 Virtual Machine is used for fun. It is not my everyday computer, in case anyone was wondering.Thanks in advance.
since JPG is a univeral graphics format, any image-editing software of today and going back even ten years or more should be able to save images in that format. I can't any find info on which old versions of Corel PhotoPaint support layers. in any event, those versions you've mentioned are very old and and are no longer available.
If you want to work with images you'd be better served by using your modern version of Windows and using a free image editor which is up to date. There's a selection of them here: http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pi...
I'm puzzled as to why you feel the need to use a dinosaur OS like Windows 3.1 when you've got Windows 7. Windows 3.1 was the version I had on my first PC almost twenty years ago!
The OP was using windows 3.1 for FUN!!! And afterall this is a Windows 3.1 SUPPORT forum not a Windows 7 support forum.
Thanks for your replies. I ended up getting Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 for Windows 7.
FWIW, WinWorldPC has an archive of very old software for Windows 3.1, you can find Corel:
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