Corel CorelDRAW Technical Suite X6, ML CDTSX6MLDVDAEU Manual Do Utilizador
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[ 10 ] Reviewer’s Guide
New! Search capability in Corel
®
CONNECT
™
:
A new search toolbar lets you instantly extract
images from a client’s website, making it quick and
easy to leverage content assets from online sources.
You simply type a web address in the Search box
and Corel CONNECT immediately gathers all images
defined with an HTML <img> tag from the web
site. You can also type search terms or a folder path
to have Corel CONNECT scour your computer,
network, or other online resources for content.
Corel
®
PowerTRACE
®
X6:
Technical illustrators
and technical graphics users often base a new
illustration on an existing one. Legacy designs can
include scanned bitmaps of circuit design,
blueprints, schematics, hand-drawn sketches, as
well as drawings created with previous versions of
Corel DESIGNER.
With Corel PowerTRACE X6, you can quickly and
accurately convert bitmaps into editable and
scalable vector images. In addition, PowerTRACE
generates a color palette, which lets you instantly
edit, merge, or delete specific colors used in the
original bitmap.
Create technical illustrations with precision
Technical illustrators require specialized tools
designed for very specific tasks. For instance, they
need the ability to work quickly and intuitively
when adding or fine-tuning dimension lines and
text, two-point lines, detailed annotations, callouts,
and measurements. The ability to call attention to
an element in an illustration by providing a
magnified view is also critical.
CorelDRAW Technical Suite X6 provides drawing
and diagramming tools that help users envision
with precision.
New! Measurements in projected space:
Technical illustrations are often used as build plans,
in which cases it is imperative to display precise
measurement values. Isometric projections are a
common visualization style for technical
illustrations, so the dimensioning must be readable
as well as clearly assigned to an object or portion of
a drawing. With Corel DESIGNER X6, you can use
Dimension tools to quickly and accurately measure
objects and distances in projected space.
With a planar measurement (left), the dimension line
does not follow the axes of the projected drawing
plane and the measurement does not recognize the
scale factor; with a projected measurement (right), the
dimension line follows the axes of the projected
drawing plane and the measurement is to scale.
drawing plane and the measurement is to scale.
4 In the
Folders
pane, enable the
Computer
check box, type a word or multiple words in the
Search and Address
box, and then press
Enter
.
For example, to search for a specific 3D file, type
*.3ds
(or any of the supported 3D file format
extensions).
5 Click the
3D files
tab and then drag any file to
the tray.
You can now drag content from either tray and
drop it directly into a Corel DESIGNER project file.
You can now drag content from either tray and
drop it directly into a Corel DESIGNER project file.
Give it a try
Give it a try
Working with dimensions in projected space
1 In
1 In
Corel DESIGNER X6
, click the
2-point
Rectangle
tool, and then choose
Isometric
(30, 90, 30)
from the
Drawing profiles
list box
on the property bar.