Imposition and Print Merge
I think the most powerful feature in CorelDRAW is the ability to impose pages. It's a feature you won't find in the competitor's product. Combining the imposition features with print merge allows users to easily create hundreds, if not thousands, or name badges or tickets or anything else.
Today's tutorial covers imposition, print merge and much more. Not only do you get the written instructions in a detailed 12-page PDF file, you also get tutorial movies showing the process in action. All of the information was created for CorelDRAW X4, though all but one feature will work with CorelDRAW X3 as well. Those of you who already have the CorelDRAW X4 Unleashed book already have this information as part of the book.
Today's tutorial covers imposition, print merge and much more. Not only do you get the written instructions in a detailed 12-page PDF file, you also get tutorial movies showing the process in action. All of the information was created for CorelDRAW X4, though all but one feature will work with CorelDRAW X3 as well. Those of you who already have the CorelDRAW X4 Unleashed book already have this information as part of the book.
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posted by Foster D. Coburn III at
1:00 AM
1 Comments:
I use corel x5 in our home. I am a printer by profession. I had build booklet in corel x4 which was imposing the multiple pages for me automatically. But the build booklet option is missing in corel x5 can you please tell me how to automatically set the build booklet option in corel x5.
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