Thread: DOs and DON'Ts of ebook cover design
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Old 02-23-2011, 12:46 AM   #32
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Actually I've been trying to find a really good and inexpensive cover book design software. Someone recommended ULead, it was good and inexpensive. When I went to purchase it for all of 39.00 plus tax they had been purchased by Corel (an excellent software I might add; but at the price tag of 399.00 it ought to be). My covers are a little flat but I was fortunate to have a friend of mines who is in school to purchase me the student version of Corel PainterII and I can't wait to get it. Hopefully my covers will improve. Point I'm making is I think investment in a quality cover software is important.
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