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CorelDRAW lets you shape objects in various ways.
This section contains the following topics:
| • | Using curve objects |
| • | Selecting and moving nodes |
| • | Aligning and distributing nodes |
| • | Manipulating segments |
| • | Joining curves |
| • | Copying and cutting segments |
| • | Adding, removing, and joining nodes |
| • | Using node types |
| • | Transforming nodes |
| • | Breaking the path of curve objects |
| • | Mirroring changes in curve objects |
| • | Skewing and stretching objects |
| • | Smudging and smearing objects |
| • | Roughening objects |
| • | Smoothing objects |
| • | Shaping objects by attracting or pushing away nodes |
| • | Applying distortion effects |
| • | Adding twirl effects |
| • | Shaping objects by using envelopes |
| • | Cropping and erasing objects |
| • | Splitting objects |
| • | Trimming objects |
| • | Filleting, scalloping, and chamfering corners |
| • | Welding and intersecting objects |
| • | Creating PowerClip objects |
| • | Setting options for nodes, handles, and previews |
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