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Need Help Coreldraw X8 to Flexi 12

mchldelf

New Member
Is there a way to design in Coreldraw X8 and open in Flexi 12 to print? When I try to copy and paste my designs have jagged edges. Any help would be appreciated.
 

bob

It's better to have two hands than one glove.
Export out of Corel as a cmx file, select the cmx legacy version. This format will import into Flexi. Be careful with transparencies, gradients, and Corel's drop shadows which are transparent bitmaps. Unfortunately there are no standards for these things and every package has it's own way of handling them which is pretty much incompatible with anyone else's software.
 

mchldelf

New Member
I'm guessing if I need to do any transparencies, gradients, or drop shadows I should do them in Flexi? Also, do I need to make any advance color changes so each program mesh well together? Thanks
 

GAC05

Quit buggin' me
If you are through editing and ready to print I'd save it out as an eps or pdf and drop it directly into the program manager instead of opening it in the main Flexi app. Seems to avoid a host of issues here.
If it is really complex I would flatten it to a jpg or tiff and print those from the PM.

Wayne k
guam usa
 

myront

CorelDRAW is best
If you are through editing and ready to print I'd save it out as an eps or pdf and drop it directly into the program manager instead of opening it in the main Flexi app. Seems to avoid a host of issues here.
If it is really complex I would flatten it to a jpg or tiff and print those from the PM.

Wayne k
guam usa

I agree. We purchased a printer bundled with Flexi but only use it for the Program Manager. The setup makes a Hot folder that our Corel users connect to from their respective workstations and just export pdf, eps, or tiff files to.
 
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