Folder Corel Drawshape tool problem? maybe?


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 From:  aallen
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5578.1 

Hello,

I am working on a combination scene of several bmp images. When I put them together I have to use the shape tool and change a few node positions so things will line up and not over lap in areas. I have done this many times. Today and yesterday when I did this the area in the nodes looks fine, but when I print to the regular printer and the laser both, I get the nodes filled in solid with black. No image. It seems only a few of the images do this. All where changed with the shape tool.

Does this make sense? Is there some way I can change the nodes positions and have the image stay the same and not become a black blob? They still look fine on the screen, just print like filled boxes.

HELP, as usual, I need this today and am stuck!

Any help I would appreciate.

Aleta

Aleta (aallen)
Kansas

 

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 From:  aallen
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5578.2 In reply to 5578.1 

Well, I am replying to myself! :S But, Never mind, I figured out a way around it , SO, I am back running! :-)

Aleta

Aleta (aallen)
Kansas

 

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 From:  Stunt Engraver (DGL)
 To:  aallen 
5578.3 In reply to 5578.2 
Aleta,

What was the work-around, for anyone else who may come across the same difficulty?

What program(s) were you working in?

CorelDraw/PhotoPaint?

David "The Stunt Engraver" Lavaneri
DGL Engraving
Port Hueneme, CA

EDITED: 23 Dec 2006 by DGL

 

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 From:  aallen
 To:  Stunt Engraver (DGL) 
5578.4 In reply to 5578.3 

Well, I am am sure why and how this works, but, more then happy to share, I hope it will not make me sound to dumb! :P

In Corel Draw I selected the image, converted to bitmap, went to trace and then pasted in new item, then ungrouped. This got rid the of the blob box. Why I had to do this, I am not sure, as the item was a .bmp image to start with and on the screen looked fine.

I think this was something over my head, but, for whatever reason, this worked and the job is done and gone! The customer was very happy with it. :>

One tip, I didn't know until this, if you print the job on your printer first, you can see that the image is a blob and not correct, before engraving and learning the hard way. Now what all the reasoning was, no idea! :S

Aleta (aallen)
Kansas

 
 
     
 

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