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ctrl + H and ctrl + V for distribute horizontally/vertically - By default corel & most other programs use ctrl+v as paste Q for convert outlines to objects - By default corel uses ctrl+q back/forward buttons set up to undo/redo - so you don't use those to nudge? ctrl + s/o are save/open, ctrl +...

Only trouble we have is using Win7 on one pc and Win 10 on the other. And only on fonts "activated thru adobe. Win7 doesn't support the latest illustrator so if a font is activated from the win10 pc it may not be work on the win7 pc.

Hmmm, by default or...? Doesn't work for me. At least not as default with X7.

You can drag the weld icon to the top toolbar to always be visible & ready to use at any time. Or, if you like, assign a shortcut key to that function.

Thought I was losing my mind. I knew I had that font. Searched thru all my "loaded" fonts to no avail. Looked at my network fonts and there it was.

Can't open in illustrator, don't have the fonts. Tried "place" in illustrator and all looks good, then save as pdf, no go for corel though.

Anyone have an explanation to why this happens. Tried "place" in illustrator and save as pdf. No fix. Tried several file formats from Acrobat Pro & illustrator to no avail. svg, ai, eps, ps, optimized pdf, emf This one I just manually fixed with the shape tool as it was only 1 character.

One could write your own macro to create the Registration Marks without the use of the plugin. I use one for our registration marks. That way it can be done at any pc without the need for the plugin on every workstation. You can still use the plugin for any other functions. Just need to know...

Use a macro. I made one just for this purpose. Searches through the doc for certain line color and or name then moves them to the "cut layer". Sub MoveCutsToCutLayer() Dim shp As Shape Application.Optimization = True If Documents.Count = 0 Then Exit Sub...

Corel RV wrap file, 732"" x 1,332" with loads of "doodle" raster elements. None of the working elements are over 60dpi. The final prints and or plots were sent at 150dpi. File size = 300MB

at what physical size are you working in? And dpi? I'd never design solely in photoshop for anything. Design in a vector program and use photoshop elements but never just photoshop and for murals I wouldn't work at more than 150dpi. I've done 100's of vehicle wraps and wall murals using corel &...

I'd steer clear of AMD graphics cards for CorelDraw. Many reported problems.

Back to this OP. What you are describing, if for print only, can be solved by selecting all then double click the outline "color well" then put a check on "Scale with object", as others have mentioned here. Just don't stretch or squish the shapes or you'll distort those outlines. You can "scale"...

Test this macro. Make sure you have everything saved first. I ran this with a few objects selected and it was fine but on 1000 objects it crashed on me. Sub ConvertAllShapesToObject() Dim s As Shape, sr As ShapeRange ActiveDocument.BeginCommandGroup "ConvertAllShapesToObject"...

Here's where scale to object becomes problematic. Draw a rectangle with a "fat" outline and with scale to object on, now stretch or resize just the width of the rectangle. Notice how the outline doesn't stay consistent. That's why a macro was created to do a quick fix.

Trajan or Trajan like?

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In defense of my military comrades, this came from a civilian not an active duty military person. They work for a military contractor. And the reason they provide ppt files is that is usually the only office programs they're authorized to have on their computers. Design is not their primary job...

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