I installed CorelDraw Graphics Suite X4 in 2009. I don't remember what installation options I was offered, or how I replied. Anyway, now in 2023, when I look in the wire-bound, 3/4-inch book titled _CorelDraw Graphics Suite X4_ and I want to access some fonts, that book has no instructions about how to access its fonts. Likewise, the _CorelDraw User Manual_ tells me nothing about how to access those fonts that I see in the wire-bound book. When I want to add text in CorelDraw, the pull-down font-list consists only of fonts I have otherwise installed.
So how do I access those Graphics Suite X4 fonts, fourteen years later? Can I access them if I put the CDGS X4 disk in my DVD-disk drive? Can I belatedly install the fonts and clipart without installing the programs (since I installed the programs in 2009)? Can I belatedly install just some fonts (the ones I want) and just some clipart, instead of installing the entire suite? Do I need to uninstall and reinstall everything?
From memory - yes you can install fonts and the Clip art you can copy to a hard drive and use with compatible software
The fonts and clipart are browseable on the DVD. Just copy them manually to your HDD.
R:\Extras\Content\Clipart
R:\Extras\Content\Fonts,
R:\Extras\Content\Objects, etc.
Thank you for answering my question clearly.
I presume that the licensing on the fonts is common-sense. I'm allowed to display text that is made from the fonts publicly (on a t-shirt or a book cover) but I may not transmit the fonts themselves in any way to someone else. So if I use a font to make vector text in an EPS file and then give the EPS file to a t-shirt printer, the text must be saved as vector curves, not as vector fonts. Correct? Or do the Corel lawyers have Gotchas that I should know about?
The fonts shipped with CorelDRAW are yours to use freely.