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Article #24794Re: Support for CorelDRAW in FM 7.0
From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 20:45
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 20:45
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I've used thousands of EPS files from CorelDraw in FM with very few problems other than user error when constructing the drawings. EPS is the way to go - avoid the native format filters since FM then has to translate it into internal framevector format and then redo that for output as postscript. With EPS it just gets passed through and FM does nothing to it. Dana, I'd avoid WMF from CorelDraw as you lose quite a bit (curves are converted to small straight line segments; font handling is wacky; colours, including spot, are converted to RGB; etc.). Draw is mainly for vector work, so why would you need TIFs from it in FM?
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