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  • Does anyone use corel draw in the print industry?

    Hi, Just wanted to know if like me anyone uses corel draw for the print industry i.e. takeaway menus, business cards etc... If so what kind of work have you done. Can you post pictures. Thanks
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by starprinting on 10-04-2008

  • Printing

    I am new to this site. I am a graphic designer working for a printing company and using corel draw X3 suite. We have a small problem with corel draw hoping someone can help, (reward : very cheap printing price) I can give a scenario; I am designing a chinese takeaway menu with fancy pictures and nice...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by starprinting on 10-04-2008

  • Crop/Trim, Bleed - Creating and Optimising PDFs for Pass4Press standard printing

    I'm using Corel X4. I need to know how to do the following: 1. Merge down all my graphics and text so as not to create any print errors 2. Ensure that it's in the proper colour standard (CMYK, 300dpi) 3. Extend my workspace area to that it is 20mm more around my page but still create crop/trim...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by Lnet on 09-24-2008

  • Problems printing to a E-STUDIO 3100C TOSHIBA printer

    I am having a lot of problems with this printer. The color shifts constantly i.e. blues go to green yellows go to grey etc. The printer will not change paper size to match corel. You have to change the paper size every time. When I print from Illustrator I never have problems. The printer techs insist...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by tcmark on 08-01-2008

  • Can't turn off print grid

    I have searched the net and can't find anything on this. I cannot turn off print grid. I can change the size etc but I cannot find where this option is fixed on. Pencil icon is grayed out.
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by nawork on 06-21-2008

  • CorelDraw X3 - Printing a Landscape image - Using Epson Stylus Photo 1400

    I have not been able to figure out how to get the image to print on the paper as landscape. I see it on the screen as landscape I have changed the setting to Landscape on document properties under the Page Set up . . . I have also selected Landscape from the Printer Defaults. I am not sure if I am doing...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by NOW123 on 06-10-2008

  • Pstscript Level2

    I seem to be having problem printing using postscript level 2 from X4. Worked fine with in X3, 12, 11, 10, 9 and 8 (printing on Canon CLC2400's using Collorpass V80). File is processed on the computer and clicks on the RIP until it's almost done than everyhting stops, no error codes. Level 1...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X4 (Forum) by VRG2G on 02-27-2008

  • Corel Takes New Direction for Embroidery

    Corel has been marketing the DRAWings package for a few years now. It combined CorelDRAW with embroidery software from Wings Systems. That era has ended and a new one has begun. Today Corel announced DecoStudio , a blending of CorelDRAW and embroidery technology from Wilcom. Not only does DecoStudio...
    Posted to Graphics Feeds - English (Weblog) by Anonymous on 01-18-2008

  • Halftone dot (for screen printing)

    Anyone know what the default halftone type is? Also, anyone know the difference between ellipse, ellipseA, ellipseB and ellipseC? I screen print t-shirts and need the best halftone dot I can get for maximizing detail on screens. Thanks!
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by go4christ on 11-01-2007

  • Re: Xerox Phaser 6180 Post Script print driver and Corel X3

    Paul, You nailed it! That's the fix. I wonder why someone at Xerox didn't twig onto that. I wasted a bunch of time with their helpdesk and didn't come close to solving the problem. Over the course of week or two this should save me a ton of time not having to rotate graphics for printing...
    Posted to CorelDRAW X3 (Forum) by Terremoto on 09-26-2007
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