1) Yes, both Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW have similar features to create vector star objects and blend them together.

2) To achieve this in either software:

- Create a new document with a suitable size and resolution.

- Use the 'Star' tool or object shape options (depending on the specific version you're using) to draw one vector star object. You can adjust its properties like point count, inner/outer radius, etc., as needed.

3) To duplicate and blend multiple stars:

- Select the first star object.

- Use either 'Edit > Copy' or press Ctrl+C (or Command+Option+C on a Mac).

- Place your cursor where you want to place another copy of the star. Right-click/Control-Click and choose 'Paste in Front' from the context menu, then repeat this process until you have all the stars needed.

4) To space them evenly or unevenly:

- Select two adjacent copies of the star.

- Press Alt+Drag (or Option+Drag on a Mac while holding down one of the arrow keys to adjust their spacing).

5) Alternatively, you can use 'Object > Transform > Distribute Objects' from the menu bar. This will allow you to evenly or unevenly distribute objects based on various options like vertical/horizontal centering and/or even/odd numbers.

6) To align them along a circular path:

- Select all the star objects.

7) Then, go to 'Object > Arrange > Align' from the menu bar. In the dialogue box that opens up, select an option such as 'Align Center of Objects to Object's Layer' or any other alignment method based on your specific requirements.

8) Finally, if you want these individual stars as separate editable vector objects again:

- Select all the star objects.

9) Right-click/Control-Click and choose 'Ungroup' from the context menu.

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