Last Corel Draw standalone version?

[ukracer]

I am wondering what the last Corel Draw version released was standalone and not cloud.

I have seen many programs recovered from old PC's but rarely see Corel draw offered in the same way. Is there a reason for this?

I only need it for working with Corel draw Brushes and flames etc so I don't need the latest pay monthly cloud offering.

Any suggestions?

 

[pedrobedro]

Try Serif Drawplus, it has it's own creatable brushes.

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

Can probably find the brushes for download in gimp format.

I like kritter for drawing

 

[ukracer]

Can probably find the brushes for download in gimp format.

I like kritter for drawing

I have tons of brushes etc as Advanced Artist is Tom who also started open T-shirt so I used to get all cordless draw add ons free. But I lost corel draw when a PC crashed and when I went to reinstall I found a split in my disc.

 

[droopsnoot]

That's weird - I recall Corel as being one of the first people that would sell legitimate licenses for old versions for knock-down prices. I have regretted not keeping the installation CD I had in work when I was trying to do some artwork a year or two ago, as I couldn't find anyone selling it any more when I looked. I think that was version 9, no idea how that compares to the most recent ones.

 

[Dr.Al]

I've got CorelDRAW 12, which I bought on ebay as a (still sealed in its wrapping) CD. That works perfectly for my needs; I've used CorelDRAW for so many years now I'd struggle to relearn any other drawing program, although I dabbled with Inkscape for a while before buying CorelDRAW. Inkscape is very capable, but the node editing tools aren't up to Corel's standard. I'm in the process of going through the company bureaucracy to buy the latest version for work and it has amazed me how difficult Corel have made it to work out what the differences between the various versions they now offer are. They have a "full product comparison", which helpfully says "Additional features are excluded from CorelDRAW Essentials, CorelDRAW Standard, Corel PHOTO-PAINT Essentials and Corel PHOTO-PAINT Standard.", but doesn't give any indication as to what those "Additional features" are.