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22 of 22 people found the following review helpful. Worth the waitBy K. R.I preordered this book back in June (might have been July); and the release date kept getting moved back. Was starting to think it was never coming out. But here it is. I really needed this book; I started with Corel Draw way back with version 2 - and worked with it through to version 8 (and the my place of employment switched to using Adobe products). I picked up a license of Corel Draw X5 home and school edition; but never really got into it. It was just a bit too different that what I remembered. Now I am planning on becoming proficient with Corel Draw once again and have a license of the new X7 that I want to learn. Which is why I wanted this book. Nowadays you usually dont get a manual with software - least not like you use to. Sure there is a PDF user guide that comes with the software; but I like having a real book that I can hold in my hands. This new edition of the Official Guide is great - IMO. Its filled with tutorials. There are files that you need to do most of them; and you have to download those from a website. The book has information on where to do that.One thing I really look for in a book / manual like this is a comprehensive index. I want to be able to quickly look up information when I need it; and having to blindly flip through chapters to find something drives me crazy. This guide has a good index.Im looking forward to learning a lot from this book. There have been a lot of changes and improvements to Corel Draw since I last used it. Starting off; Im working on learning some new 3D techniques right now - Chapter Three.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Not Corel Draw X7 for Dummies but it has it all in itBy Donna StevensThis is a hard review to write. First I should say I have some sort of reading and understanding at the same time disability when it comes to stuff like this. With that said I still like the book but I use it strictly for reference.After a lot of research for my new business I decided the program Corel Draw X7 seemed to be the best investment and universal program to use. I had used other "design" programs before but nothing with so much going on in just one program.I knew the program could do almost all I needed; but knowing it can and knowing how it can are 2 different things.I could not locate a Corel Draw X7 Book for Dummies so I went with this one. I ended up pretty much learning from YouTube most of the items I needed to get a really good understanding of Corel Draw X7. I now find the book more useful now that I have a 50 to 70 percent base understanding of how the program works. (That percent is a guestimate; the more you know the less you know) My personal challenge is always remember how something is done; even if I have done it before and this book is nice to just look at quick and go "oh Yea".It may work well with others as a book to use to learn the program if you have a good ability to read; understand and maintain something. Otherwise it is wonderful for easy look ups. It seems to be organized well and I can easily look up items that I am looking for at that moment.I would recommend this book for just about anyone trying to learn or just for reference. It may not be as useful for some but any book that can help in any way cant be a bad thing.2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. For a newbie; Coreldraw X7 is a complicated; ...By Richard SchapkerFor a newbie; Coreldraw X7 is a complicated; non-intuitive program. Im used to CAD. Constructing line drawings is simple and straightforward. CD X7 the book suffers from a presentation/method deficit. Even the tutorials suffer. Why not start with a relatively simple drawing; start from scratch; and take the example from beginning to end; eg.; ending in a PDF or JPEG file. Show the whole process in broad brush. Then do elaborations; building on the initial example. Frankly; I dont know how much Ill use CD X7. I originally wanted to use it for illustrating technical objects; but it seems so complicated.