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Corel Extends Vista Ready to Software
Saturday, October 14th, 2006
Thursday evening, Corel spokesperson Greg Wood commented to BetaNews, "Today’s 
announcement is intended to communicate our plans to be very active in providing our products on Windows Vista, and to advise customers that they can choose Corel products with confidence on the new OS."
Wood added that the company will be announcing its Vista certification for software products on an ongoing basis, but is currently continuing to work on possible additions to existing products that could help maintain their compatibility with Vista.
On the same day that Microsoft formally unveiled its two-tier logo program for hardware manufacturers and partners, differentiating (at least to some extent) "Works with Vista" from "Certified for Vista," Corel announced it would be applying a similar two-tier approach to its main software brands.
Immediately after Vista’s release (presumably the consumer edition, in January), Corel stated today, it will make available updates to its WordPerfect Office X3 and CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3, for use exclusively with Windows Vista. BetaNews | Corel Extends ‘Vista Ready’ to Software
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