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Today we’ll have a look at the Fish Eye Lens in CorelDRAW. It’s more than a novelty! Many folks go through the suite, marvelling at the wide variety of features. When they come across the Fish Eye Lens, they scratch their heads, wondering: “OK... cool... but how can I actually use this for something?”
To demonstrate, we’ll use it as part of a glass “pill” button, which could be used for a Web site button.
Let’s make a glass pill button first, and then we’ll bring the Fish Eye Lens in when required.
Included with this tutorial is an archive of all buttons used in the tutorial that can be modified in CorelDRAW to your heart's content.
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It includes detailed information on how to create buttons like those
shown below in CorelDRAW 9-X4 using features such as: |
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