And it's not that the macro doesn't' work, it works just fine. But this computer is the only one that is giving me problems. I have two 32 bit and two 64 bit, all running Win7. 41 and Corel are installed on three other computers with no problem. The thing that bugs me is that the same copy of. Going to install his dll and give that a try. I installed just his gms and still have the problem. The guy on Reddit says he's installed his fix on several computers with no problem. I'm not sure if it's the gms or the dll though. All through it I've had the same problem. 41 after you told I had to do it that way to open 'multiple' windows. 41 from Ruida, and then installed five more copies of. 38 from Russ, Installed the good copy of. I had the original Corel and single RDWorks, I think it was a. Layer the objects to the front of the page, and save as an EPS file.I don't believe it's a before and after thing. Now just copy the shape that you want to cut and fill the copy with the “cutcontour” swatch. Just click open and you should see the palette on the side of the screen. ****** Note You MUST HAVE SHOW HIDDEN FILES AND FOLDERS Selected in folder options under Tools in My computer ****** Open the palette editor and click on save palette on the upper right hand side. In windows 98, Me, you will need to save the palette in order to find the location on the c: drive. Select Color Palettes, Then select Open Palette I.Ĝhange the name of the color to “CutContour”į. Select the new color in the palette editor window Select add to palette on the bottom left hand sideĮ. Select the Custom Spot Colors Palette at the top of the screen I’m banging my head on my desk, the wall, the floor. Opening the EPS file in CorelDraw, the previously tagged outline shows up as “unnamed color.” It used to show up as “Magenta” until I changed the build from C=0, M=100, Y=0, K=0t to C=0, M=99, Y=0, K=0 Only the “magenta” outline show up in the RIP Software. In exporting, the check box, convert Spot Colors to CYMK is UNchecked. The color is built as C=0, M=99, Y=0, K=0 and has a little dot in the swatch displayed in the CDR palette and it’s labeled CutContour. However, when exporting to an EPS for Print and Cut using VersaWorks it doesn’t show up. It opens fine with new CDR documents and is labeled CutContour in the swatch menu. So I saved it as the default palette (Palettes are stored in a folder on a shared hard drive for multiple computers). How do I make a spot color in CorelDraw X3. Okay, it’s time for CorelDraw 101 for Dave.
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