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There is a wonderful clipart utility called romcat which is available
from www.unleash.com (look under utilities).
I don't know of any non-corel applications which can use the .cmx
format.

Chaya Jampolsky wrote:

> I used coreldraw5 on my old computer.  Now I do not want to install it
> again but I do want to use its graphics.  I installed finder.exe from
> the cd rom onto my hard drive.  When I do a find it shows me the
> appropriate clipart in the files located box.  But how do I import the
> graphic from the cd into a word processor or page layout program?  Do
> I have to use the book to look it up manually and then import it?  If
> so is there a cmx converter to a different picture
> format? Thanxcjamps@mailandnews.com

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There is a wonderful clipart utility called romcat which is available from
www.unleash.com (look under utilities).
<br>I don't know of any non-corel applications which can use the .cmx format.
<p>Chaya Jampolsky wrote:
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<font size=-1>I used coreldraw5 on
my old computer.&nbsp; Now I do not want to install it again but I do want
to use its graphics.&nbsp; I installed finder.exe from the cd rom onto
my hard drive.&nbsp; When I do a find it shows me the appropriate clipart
in the files located box.&nbsp; But how do I import the graphic from the
cd into a word processor or page layout program?&nbsp; Do I have to use
the book to look it up manually and then import it?&nbsp; If so is there
a cmx converter to a different picture format?</font>&nbsp;<font size=-1>Thanx</font><font size=-1><a href="mailto:cjamps@mailandnews.com">cjamps@mailandnews.com</a></font></blockquote>

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