Corel Setup Wizard

The Corel Setup wizard will simplify and customize your software installation. Updates and technical information are available in the Release Notes.


Color Profile

A color profile is information about the monitor, scanner, or printer in your computer configuration that allows your software to calibrate your system, ensuring consistent rendering of color between devices. You can add or remove a color profile by enabling or disabling the check box that corresponds to the selected color profile. As you add or subtract color profiles from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Color profile dialog box. You can revert to the original custom settings, by right-clicking and selecting Default custom. If you do not select a color profile, the Corel Setup wizard will install a generic color profile as a default setting.


Components

A component is part of a software program or package that functions independently. You can add or remove components or parts of components, by enabling or disabling the check box that corresponds to the selected component. You can revert to the original custom settings, by right-clicking and selecting Default custom. As you add or subtract components from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Components dialog box.


Fonts

A font is a collection of characters (letters, numerals, punctuation marks, and symbols) that share a common design theme; for example, Times New Roman. You can choose to view the available fonts by group or by name. You can add or remove a font by enabling or disabling the check box that corresponds to the selected font. The Fonts preview window lets you preview a font. We recommend that you select a limited number of fonts to work with; 500 or more installed fonts may adversely affect your computer's performance. As you add or subtract fonts from the list, the total number of selected fonts, and the total disk space required, is displayed at the bottom of the Fonts dialog box. You can revert to the original custom settings, by right-clicking and selecting Default custom.


Network Administrator
Network Administration Options

The Network administration options dialog box applies only to users who want to install or run the application from a network. It allows you to specify how network users install the application at their workstations, and the location of the folder where Windows is installed.

You can specify how network users install the application at their workstations by enabling one of the following buttons:

•	Allow only run from network installation [image] to configure the workstations to run the application from a shared installation on the network server

•	Allow only local installation [image] to install the application on the hard drive at each workstation

•	Allow both local and run from network installation [image] to allow users to choose to either run the application from a shared installation on the network server, or to install the application on the hard drive at a workstation


Writing Tools

A writing tool can check your spelling, grammar, or word choice and it can set the language that you want to work in. The Writing Tools screen allows you to choose which languages the writing tools will use in the application. You can add or remove a language by enabling or disabling the check box that corresponds to the selected language. As you add or subtract writing tools from the list, the total disk space required is displayed at the bottom of the Writing tools dialog box.