Dear Members,
Lets us understand the concept of group and combine in depth and compare both of them using certain commands.
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Open Corel Draw.
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Draw rectangle using Rectangle and fill it with red color. Keep it selected.
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Go to Edit > Duplicate
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You will get another rectangle filled with red color.
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Fill the second rectangle with green color.
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Keep them side by side, on the same level with a very less space in between.
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Select both of them.
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Go to Arrange > Group
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Both the rectangles are grouped and still filled with the different colors.
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Go to Arrange > Ungroup
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Now the rectangles are ungrouped.
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Go to Arrange > Combine
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The objects are combined and filled with single color.
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You need to do this smoothly as we are going to use the same rectangles further to explain the difference between group and combine.
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Go to Arrange > Break Curve Apart
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Click anywhere to deselect the object.
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Select any object using Pick Tool.
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You will observe that now you can select any object separately and fill the color of your choice.
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We will be using different fill in the next part which will reveal the nature of group and combine commands.
With regards
Atul Thakur
Editor
http://www.insidegraphics.com
Simplicity is the shortest distance between two points – Zen
Posted
Mon, Jan 1 2007 6:48
by
Atul