CorelDRAW Help | Creating a boundary around selected objects

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To create a boundary around selected objects

Creating a boundary around selected objects

You can automatically create a path around selected objects on a layer to create a boundary. This boundary can be used for various purposes, such as to produce keylines or cut lines.

The boundary is created by a closed path that follows the shape of the selected objects. The default fill and outline properties apply to the object created by the boundary.

You can create a boundary around selected objects (left). The boundary is created as a new object (middle) that can be used as a cut line or keyline for a finished logo (right).

To create a boundary around selected objects

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Select the objects that you want to surround with a boundary.

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Click Object

Shaping

Boundary.

In the Classic workspace, this command appears under the Arrange menu.

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