Difference between revisions of "Corel X7"
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+ | Back in version 12 and prior, you could permanently disable the annoying grid which is displayed at and above 800% zoom. Ever since version X3, you now have to disable the grid every single time you open an image, and it still displays at 1600% even when it's turned off. There doesn't appear to be a way to ever disable it. | ||
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==Replacing Default Palette== | ==Replacing Default Palette== | ||
− | Corel ships with a horrible default color palette which you'll want to replace. Although Corel allows you to set a custom palette as default, it doesn't always take your palette into consideration when you use secondary color pickers | + | Corel ships with a horrible default color palette which you'll want to replace. Although Corel allows you to set a custom palette as default, it doesn't always take your palette into consideration when you use secondary color pickers like in the floodfill tool. To permanently replace Corel's default palette copy your custom palette into this folder: |
C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7\Color\Palettes | C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7\Color\Palettes | ||
Rename the existing '''defrgb.xml''' to defrgb.bak, then rename your custom palette to defrgb.xml. Restart Corel, and your custom palette will now be the default palette everywhere. | Rename the existing '''defrgb.xml''' to defrgb.bak, then rename your custom palette to defrgb.xml. Restart Corel, and your custom palette will now be the default palette everywhere. | ||
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==Fixing CorelDRAW's Zoom== | ==Fixing CorelDRAW's Zoom== |
Revision as of 14:24, 28 December 2015
Annoying Grid
Back in version 12 and prior, you could permanently disable the annoying grid which is displayed at and above 800% zoom. Ever since version X3, you now have to disable the grid every single time you open an image, and it still displays at 1600% even when it's turned off. There doesn't appear to be a way to ever disable it.
Replacing Default Palette
Corel ships with a horrible default color palette which you'll want to replace. Although Corel allows you to set a custom palette as default, it doesn't always take your palette into consideration when you use secondary color pickers like in the floodfill tool. To permanently replace Corel's default palette copy your custom palette into this folder:
C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7\Color\Palettes
Rename the existing defrgb.xml to defrgb.bak, then rename your custom palette to defrgb.xml. Restart Corel, and your custom palette will now be the default palette everywhere.
Fixing CorelDRAW's Zoom
The default zoom in Corel PHOTO-PAINT behaves exactly as you'd expect, but the CorelDRAW zoom is different and unintuitive. To set it to behave more like PHOTO-PAINT (though still imperfect), do the following:
- Open CorelDRAW.
- In the menu, click on Tools.
- Click on Options.
- Expand Workspace.
- Expand Toolbox.
- Click on Zoom, Pin Tool.
- Check Center mouse when zooming with the mouse wheel.
- Click OK.