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  • Transparency Problem

    I work for an advertising agency and use Corel Draw X4 on a daily basis. I frequently have to send PDF files to newspapers for them to print which I generate using Corel. Until recently I have encountered no problems, and have not altered my workflow in any relevant way. In the last couple of weeks,...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by SoundSolutions on 10-16-2008

  • Here's a funny one... Illo V CD X4

    I had to output some complex art with drop shadows to a TechWin UV 1600 straight onto corflute. The files came from CD X4 and Illo CS3 both were exported to EPS with no flattening or converting of shadows to bitmaps etc. they were then ripped using the industry standard Caldera RIP software which is...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4 (Forum) by Chris Wills on 09-24-2008

  • Trade Show Booth - Section A

    You guessed it, it's another Trade Show Booth! Whoo-hoo!! This is 'Section-A' of a three part series. In this section, we are proudly featuring our 168" [4.3M] Streamseal - Butterfly Valve, which you have seen in some of my earlier work. Created in Corel Draw X3 & assisted by PhotoPaint...
    Posted to Paul's Gallery (Gallery) by sector6 on 08-31-2008

  • Re: Drop shadows in PDF

    [quote user="Lars Forslin"]Well I can tell you you are wrong in a way. The drop shadows in Acrobat 5 and higher are rendered as transparent objects, not bitmaps.[/quote] CorelDRAW Drop shadows are bitmaps. CorelDRAW re-renders (rebuilds) them each time you edit their control object. You can...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Ahmad Ajlouny on 08-20-2008

  • Re: X4 Drop Shadow

    In X4, you don't need to use a composite black or pantone black, because now the Drop Shadow is a rectangle with transparency in Multiply mode (in CorelDRAW v12 was a bitmap). The C0M0Y0K100 color works fine
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Ariel on 07-17-2008

  • X4 Drop Shadow

    I am currently trying out X4 while I decide whether to upgrade from V12 (which ive been very happy with and use on a daily basis). My main reason for upgrade would be for full compatibility with Vista. Just doing some work on it at the mo and am adding a Drop Shadow preset of Small Glow and notice that...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Andy on 07-17-2008

  • Re: Shadow Effect

    we are using software with origins in desktop publishing. because that industry has a fixed viewing distance, it makes sense that they look at dpi as some golden rule to be followed. it took me lots of lost time and money to discover this rule... dpi decreases as size increases. there is no optimal dpi...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4 (Forum) by chet on 07-15-2008

  • Re: Items not adressed in SP1

    drop shadow on artistic text + outline + behind fill acts as if the text has no fill...meaning only the outline portion receives a drop shadow. if i convert the text to curves first, then apply the outline, and select "behind fill" the subsequently applied drop shadow behaves fine (or "normally"...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4 (Forum) by chet on 07-15-2008

  • X4 Only Drop Shadow Issue - Anyone Else?

    I have only seen this one in X4, and I'm not sure if I've seen anyone else post it, but it does seem easy to duplicate... First, create some text and put a drop shadow on it. Looks normal. (Using a bold font will help the example) Then add an outline and in the object properties, set the outline...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Accroya on 06-20-2008

  • Drop shadows over PowerClip - anyone else see this?

    This is something I've been seeing intermittently for at least 7 years. I told myself I'd finally post it and see if anyone else has seen this. With each new version of Draw, I always think maybe they've fixed this bug. Or maybe it's just not seen that often. But it still exists in X4...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Accroya on 05-29-2008
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