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You're trying to start a fight here, right?  Asking a bunch of graphics
weenies what the best graphics package is ... you wanna be wearing your
asbestos undies and face shield when you do that. <g>

Draw7 and PPT make a nice combo.  You can't read the Draw7 files directly
into PPT, but in my opinion, that's a "Who cares" issue ... the converter
for earlier versions of Draw files is ok but basically converts them into
WMF along the way.  Draw can generally do a better job of converting it's
own chillen to WMF, so that's what I'd do generally.

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tom <thomas.sheridan@gs.com> wrote in article <34BD5CC4.3DCD@gs.com>...
> Before I go out and spend my money n the wrong product, is there anybody 
> who could inform of any shortcoming with using Corel 7.0 created images 
> and importing them into Office 95 products such as PPT and Word? Is 
> Corel the be-all-and-end-all of Windows-based graphic packages? What 
> would be an alternative if any?
> 
> thanks for your help in advance
> 
> tom
> 
>