SignManiac
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Can anyone tell me if Aspire will let you paste a vector file from Corel Draw into a new project?
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Vectrix Aspire Users?
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Hi, Using Aspire 4 here and love it, upgraded from VCarve pro an it was worth every penny
As for pasting a core vector into an existing project.......
Not something I have had a need to try before as I use Illustrator but the short answer seems to be no!
CDR is not a supported format
Supported vector formats are DXF, DW, EPS, AI, PDF
If you save the corel file to dxf you can import the vector without a issue
Hope that is of some help
Nigel
As for pasting a core vector into an existing project.......
Not something I have had a need to try before as I use Illustrator but the short answer seems to be no!
CDR is not a supported format
Supported vector formats are DXF, DW, EPS, AI, PDF
If you save the corel file to dxf you can import the vector without a issue
Hope that is of some help
Nigel
SignManiac
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I guess that's one of the reasons I rarely using Aspire in my work. I can't for any reason see why the developers would not include CorelDraw support and include everything else. All design in my shop begins with Corel and then gets copy and pasted directly into ProfileLab. It eliminates unnecessary exporting and then importing. It's saves time, and time is money. Even seconds are valuable to me. It seems every program in the world allows copy and paste. So it irks me that Aspire may be a good program but they missed a huge feature as far as I'm concerned. I'm still relying on twelve year old software that was simple to work with then and still is today. Not everything new is better.
Z SIGNS
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I find it strange they you cannot paste into Aspire also
But speaking of copy paste I recently discovered you can copy a sketch from Corel right into body of an email.
Turns your sketch into a low res png.
No need to publish to PDF save and attach when sending sketches.
Saves a little time disk space.
Try it you will like it.
Another time saver is keeping files sorted by date.
Tool paths are created in the office and then stored on a server.
When I go into the routing room to cut something the file is always on top.
No need to remember what the file is named and no need to look for it.
I find it strange they you cannot paste into Aspire also
But speaking of copy paste I recently discovered you can copy a sketch from Corel right into body of an email.
Turns your sketch into a low res png.
No need to publish to PDF save and attach when sending sketches.
Saves a little time disk space.
Try it you will like it.
Another time saver is keeping files sorted by date.
Tool paths are created in the office and then stored on a server.
When I go into the routing room to cut something the file is always on top.
No need to remember what the file is named and no need to look for it.
SignManiac
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We've been saving by date too so that new files are always at the top. I've been using snagit for many years to screen capture my corel designs and paste into my emails. Two seconds and it's done. Anything I can do to help me complete my work faster, is always what I'm chasing after.