Macros and scripts

PSP Tube to PNG converter (to use Tubes in Photo-PAINT)

Jeff Harrison — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:11:27 GMT

TubeExtractor will convert the Picture Tube to the PNG format.

It can save the image and the Alpha channel into a 24 Bit PNG with alpha channel.

You can also let TubeEx separate the tub file into separate image cells (separate PNG's.)

Converts closed shapes to an unclosed curve

mo — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 18:52:15 GMT

Breaks shapes like ellipses and retangles at the first node to apply a contour to in- and outside.

ArtisticMediaWizzard v2: The next Generation of Painting in CorelDraw, Updated for X4 now!

mo — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:24:48 GMT

Updated for Version X4 now! This package exists of one macro which offer the possibility to break ArtisticMedia brushstrokes and to extinguish the no more required controlling lines. This happens in one single operation, so that the workflow comes close to natural painting , even though the control of Vectorshapes is given. Four other Macros provide that a transparence can be added in addition, to ArtisticMedia strokes or Vector shapes. The result is comparable with the watercolor painting. To install this macro please read the How-To in this Download Section. It is strictly recommended that the Arstistic Media Brushes should be drawn on a separate Layer! Please ungroup all Shapes on that Layer, otherwise they will be DELETED!

ArtisticMediaWizzard: Do you like to paint in CorelDraw?

mo — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:56:25 GMT

This package exists of one macro which offer the possibility to break ArtisticMedia brushstrokes and to extinguish the no more required controlling lines. This happens in one single operation, so that the workflow comes close to natural painting , even though the control of Vectorshapes is given. Four other Macros provide that a transparence can be added in addition, to ArtisticMedia strokes or Vector shapes. The result is comparable with the watercolor painting. To install this macro please read the How-To in this Download Section.

Instructions for installing and running macros in CorelDRAW

Jeff Harrison — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 05:10:27 GMT

How do you install & launch a VBA Macro?

Here's a Free macro that allows you to number the pages in your CorelDRAW document.

DOWNLOAD the 3.6 MB ZIP FILE which contains a movie showing you how to install a macro, and then how to launch it in 2 convenient (and different) ways.
1. Using a Shortcut Key
2. Using a Toolbar Icon

NOTE: if you are using Windows Vista, you'll need to install the GMS file (not the whole downloaded zip file) in the User folder;

C:\Users\Your Name\AppData\Roaming\Corel\Graphics13\User Draw\GMS

change the permission for the regular GMS folder (more advanced).

#1 place for CorelDRAW / Photo-PAINT Macros

Jeff Harrison — Sun, 03 Feb 2008 10:19:35 GMT