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  • DXF Import Generates a bunch of curves? How to weld all the nodes?

    Hi Corel Experts: I have succesfully imported a DXF file into Corel Draw, but the result is 39,000 lines/curves. Per example, a box is not a box but four lines. Is there an easy way to have Corel Draw weld all the nodes so that I can grab and move the curves on a per curve? By the way, I do not want...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X3 by avayan on Sat, Feb 20 2010

  • Text Extract/Merge

    Hi, I work in the translation industry. Sometimes we have to translate CorelDraw files from one language into another. The standard process is something like this: - export all text from CorelDRAW (right now we simply copy and paste) - translate it with an external application (a computer-assisted translation...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4 by Xebece on Thu, Feb 18 2010

  • CD X3 and HTML

    The help section in CorelDRAW X3 says you can import html files. It says to select the HTM option. THERE IS NO HTM option and when using All File Formats and selecting an HTM file to import, CD says that type of file cannot be imported! Anybody got an answer for this one?
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 by sailr on Sat, Jan 30 2010

  • Re: enormous file size

    OK... linking is helping but not enough to be entirely usable. It is still upsizing my photos to twice their original .jpeg size. So, each image is contributing to about 7mb in the .cdr file. Smaller than before, but still not enough to make sense to me. In Quark, the low-res image was like 100kb - why...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 12 by digger2 on Sun, Jan 17 2010

  • enormous file size

    I am trying to use CD12 to make a catalog / photo book type project, with 6-10 3mb .jpegs per page. After making just a single page things started bogging down, and found that my 3 page project was already 500MB+. I see on this site some mention of CD uncompressing the jpegs when it imports them. One...
    Posted to CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 12 by digger2 on Sat, Jan 16 2010

  • Entering the content manually VS macros [From scratch to the reliable print - part 2]

    Hello. I hope that you read previous post with introduction to preparing and inserting templates. In this post I would like to show you the difference between entering content into template manually and by use of VBA macros. You may see a preview of how powerful it is to use VBA in order to integrate...
    Posted to Jarosław Kraska [Krasbit] - community blog by Krasbit on Wed, Jun 17 2009
    Filed under: import, web, integration, template, Krasbit Layouter, content, macro, MySQL, bitmap

  • From scratch to the reliable print - part 1

    I will start from series of articles about the process of making a layout which will be ready for smart processing via VBA macros and reliable for professional print. This is my first blog post for the CorelDRAW community...so I hope to pass the test and please forgive me for my spelling errors - I am...
    Posted to Jarosław Kraska [Krasbit] - community blog by Krasbit on Thu, Jun 11 2009
    Filed under: layout, preparation, templates, import, pages

  • 39th Lesson! Corel DRAW – Import

    Dear Members, We will try to import bitmap using Import command in Corel DRAW. You can try to import any bitmap i.e. JPG or tif image of your choice. Here we are opening image from Photoshop sample folder. Open Corel DRAW. Go to File > Import Locate any jpg or tif image on your pc or go to Photoshop...
    Posted to Atul's Blog by Atul on Wed, May 10 2006
    Filed under: Corel DRAW, Import
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