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Corel Photo-Paint

Corel Photo-Paint is mainly a bitmap graphics editor, leaving vector graphics to CorelDRAW, published by Corel Corporation. Corel Photo-Paint is shipped along with CorelDRAW. Its primary usage area is image manipulation and web graphics . It is usually referred to simply as "Photopaint". Corel has discontinued the Macintosh version as of version 10. But they are still making Windows versions. Version 8 was also ported to Linux.

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