Advanced Corel Question - HELP ! ! !

[Replicator]

Lets say I've got an image with 200 separate elements and there are 20 colors and everything is ungrouped and in no particular order.

??? Is there a way to select one color (red) and then use a search or something to tell the program to choose all the elements of that same color,

and choose them all, instead of having to manually pick each element in the object manager.

Remember none of these elements are grouped together.

I'm hoping this can be done and for some strange reason I just never figured it out . . . HELP ! ! !

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[R08]

Chose edit then 'find and replace' then 'find objects'. Then you can select the parameters of the objects you want to find.

 

[Replicator]

That was way to easy . . . Thanks !

 

[Service Sign Co]

Chose edit then 'find and replace' then 'find objects'. Then you can select the parameters of the objects you want to find.

Hey you are getting pretty good at corel stuff

 

[Replicator]

I thought I had tried that already, but I chose find objects instead of replace objects and it didn't work for me . . . Now it worked great.

I appreciate the help and the knowledge SignRite !

 

[R08]

LOL THx...lots of trial and error.

 

[Jillbeans]

Gonna have to try that myself.
Thanks.
Love...Jill

 

[Jim Doggett]

I'd suggest using a cutting plug-in, such as CoCut. Corel's find objects works, once you get the hang of which "any attributes" options to click. But you have to do it for each color and it's cumbersome as heck.

A cutting plug-in with welding, outline-to-object, cut-by-color and all the things that are critical to making CorelDRAW designs vinyl and/or screen ready is worth every penny.

My 2 cents,

 

[scuba_steve2699]

That find function is great! I still learn something new every day!

 

[ChiknNutz]

Corel's internal search/replace is 'okay'...this one is MUCH better (along with much of Alex's other stuff).

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