100 Pixels wide) by using the 'Image Resize' option and ensuring that 'Resample Using' is ticked/checked - and that 'Smart Size' is the option used (the others: Bicubic, Bilinear and Weighted Average can also sometimes deliver better results - a little trial and error might be the order of the day until you get the hang of the technique). 100 Point - the bigger, the better).Ģ) 'Flatten' that image (ensuring you preserve transparency if you plan to overlay your text on a background other than pure white).ģ) Resize the image down to the approximate width you require (e.g. 'Previous') but in a separate document - and purposefully set the text size MUCH larger than you need (e.g.

If you have already checked and/or tried the above, then another option is to use the technique I have adopted many times over the years - as follows:ġ) Create your text (e.g. In answer to your question, I would recommend one of the following solutions:ġ) Ensure that the 'Anti-alias' option is set to either 'Sharp' or 'Off'.Ģ) Double-check that the text is not set to Bold (obvious, I know - but easily missed)ģ) If possible, try dark greys (rather than pure black) as this can sometimes seem 'softer' around the edges. and sadly X6 (recently superseded by X7) is no exception. This can be quite frustrating - as the quality (crispness in particular) of the text seems to vary from version-to-version. Will give a detailed review with Pros and Cons this weekend.As a long-time fellow user of Corel's PaintShop Pro (including several versions by JASC before that), I have experienced the 'Text' tool fluctuate (in effectiveness) over the years. I just had a couple of minutes with the plugin it seems to control image aspects like micro contrast, contrast and toning. With Ultimate edition they have added a new Plugin called Authentec Perfectly Clear. Otherwise the interface has been re-aligned a bit. I think that will shared only after Sep 4th. I was not able to contact Corel support since they haven't sent me the support code yet. But with X6 the plugin comes up and we can process also, but when we click ok X6 hangs. I could use it with X5 with some work around. A major disappointment for me is that this version is not yet compatible with Nik Color Efex 4.

Has added some quick selection and masking tools.

X6 is 64 bit compatible and hence faster. Yesterday I have got notification from Corel that PaintShop pro X6 is available for existing customers for special upgrade rate. Corel PaintShop Pro X6 released for Existing users.

Using corel paintshop pro x6