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CorelDraw 101: Getting Started
Set View
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Zoom Levels
Open or create a new document. Often you need to zoom closer to an object
for fine work, or zoom out to see the whole document. The default view
is 100% as shown above. For efficient work, you should learn these shortcuts:
F3 zooms out to the previous view and F4 shows all the objects on the
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Adjust Zoom from Toolbar
Choose the Zoom Tool from the Toolbox. Click with your left mouse button
to zoom in. Click with your left mouse button to zoom out. Click and
drag over an area to zoom the selected area to fill the screen (shown
above).
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Adjust Zoom from Fly-out
Click on the Zoom Levels fly-out and choose your zoom level. |
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Full Screen Preview
Choose View>Full Screen Preview to use the entire screen for your document.
This removes all menus and toolbars. To return to the normal view press
the ESC key or F9. You can toggle between the full screen view and normal
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Draft View
Choose View>Draft to speed screen redraws. Note the rough lines. The
lower quality is simply on the screen. The objects will print and export
with full quality, but this setting speeds your work considerably in complicated
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Wireframe View
When you are working on shapes, or need extreme accuracy, choose View>Wireframe.
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Next page
CorelDraw 101 Tutorial Index
Vectors and Bitmaps
Set View
Work in Wireframe View
Hints for Learning CorelDraw
Menu Overview: Part 1
Menu Overview: Part 2
Dockers Overview
  
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