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CorelDraw 101: Import and Export
Export CDR File
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Why CDR?
CDR is the CorelDraw extension and is a perfect method for saving images
to be used in CorelDraw documents. It is like saving a CorelDraw file,
and can be opened. In fact, to export a CDR file, you use the Save As
option.
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Export File Basics
Select the items you wish to export with the Pick Tool. Choose File,
Save As from the Main menu. Select CDR as the File Type. Choose the
name and location for your file. Choose Selected only. (See Export
a File in this series for more information on these actions.)
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Choose Version
You can save your graphic for an earlier version of CoreDraw. Note:
Some properties may be lost if you have used features that were not
available in earlier versions.
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Choose Thumbnail Size
The thumbnail drop-down selector determines the quality of the preview
image included with the file. For the best quality, choose the default
of 10K (color). You can also have color display with a 5K (color) and
the file size is slightly smaller. Or choose 1K (mono) for a black and
white preview or none to have no preview available. The difference in
file size is not significant unless you have hundreds of files to export.
None of the settings affect the actual file quality.
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Back to start
CorelDraw 101: Import and Export Tutorial Index
Import/Export Overview
Import a File
Edit Vector Import
Edit Bitmap Import
Export a File
Export TIF File
Export GIF File
Export JPG File
Export AI File
Export CDR File
 
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