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Corel Corporation:

Corel Corporation

Developer of graphics, web, desktop publishing, photo-editing and business software. Includes corporate information and details of products available.

http://www.corel.com/

Corel Down Under Inc.

Independent User group based in Melbourne, Australia. Details of meetings, resources, and a bi-monthly magazine.

http://www.coreldownunder.org.au/

Wikipedia: Corel

Encyclopedia article, with a history of the company, and details of past and present products.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corel

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