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I'm having trouble loading CorelDraw. This error code 127 is preventing me from using the program. I've spent hours trying to figure out what's causing this error, but no luck yet. I can't figure it out on my own so what should I do? At this point, there are only two options: you either call the help desk for assistance or search online for instructions on how to fix the issue yourself. If you cannot find any instructions online and you still cannot fix the issue, talk with your IT person about it. When trying to load CorelDraw, you will see the following error message: "Unable to load coreldrw.dll.error code 127" The error message that you will get is "Could not load one or more coreldrw.dll files that are needed by CorelDraw Graphics Suite X5." Here are some ways to fix the problem: Corel Printing Systems was a product suite developed by Corel after it acquired Tellabs in the late 1990s, and released in 2003. The suite provided a control panel for Printer Managers and Driver Utilities, and featured an ActiveX control for print drivers. The suite was discontinued in 2006.Corel publishes more software in the following categories: Corel Software Corporation is a Canadian company founded by the brothers, Philip Crowe and Robert Crowe in 1985 in Mississauga Ontario. Its headquarters are in Mississauga, Canada. Today, Corel has offices in Australia, Brazil, China, France Germany, India Japan, Russia Spain Sweden UK U.S.A., Israel Corel sells software licenses for its products, priced on a per-user basis. It also sells subscriptions to its software, allowing users to use its products on an ongoing basis.Tax returns for Corel corporation for the years 1989-2003 became available to the public domain after an Australian newspaper requested them under freedom of information (FOI) laws. They revealed that the company had paid no corporate taxes over this period. The company explained that their tax bill was reduced by research and development (R&D) tax credits, offsetting other expenses.The Canadian Taxpayers Federation argues that the way Corel's accounts are structured allows it to avoid paying taxes, stating "Corporate income taxes are tilted toward profits so companies can avoid paying income tax by keeping losses alive... The gap between income taxes paid and corporate taxes owed in Canada is about $2.4 billion dollars in 2003, or 20 times the gap in the U.S. that year." There are no subsidiaries or affiliates of Corel, except for Corel Corporation of America when it was a publicly traded company.Corel publishes more software in the following categories: The following software was intended for use with IBM PC compatibles:This table is based on and derived from "Corel Corporation of America" , a United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) database that lists the stock ownership of publicly traded companies. cfa1e77820