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CorelDraw 101: All About Outlines
Set Outline Color
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Set Outline with the Mouse
Select any object with the Pick Tool. Right click on any color on the
color palette to set outline color.
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Drag Color for Outline
Click and drag a color from the color palette near the outside edge of
an object. There will be a small square with the chosen color beside the
cursor. When the cursor moves over an object outline the square becomes
an outline. Release the mouse button and the outline color will change
to the color from the palette.
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Set Color with Fly-out
Select your object with Pick Tool. Click on the Outline Tool to open the
fly-out. Choose Outline Color Dialog, the second icon in the fly-out.
This will open the Outline color window and presents the full range of
CorelDraw color options. Choose new color. Click OK.
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Change Default Outline Color
The default color for outlines in CorelDraw is black. You can change the
default so all objects are drawn with your color choice. To change the
default, make sure there are no objects selected in your document. Right
click any color in the color palette or choose a color through the Outline
Tool in the Toolbox. A pop-up window appears asking which types of objects
you would like the new outline color to affect. Choose graphics, since
text normally does not have an outline.
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CorelDraw 101: All About Outlines Tutorial Index
Outline Tool Overview
Set Outline Width
Set Outline Color
Set Outline Style
Outline Corners/Line Caps
Create Arrowheads
Calligraphy Outline Effect
  
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