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You can access Corel PHOTO-PAINT, a complete image-editing application, from within Corel DESIGNER. When you finish editing a bitmap, you can quickly resume your work with Corel DESIGNER.
To send a bitmap to Corel PHOTO-PAINT, you can click the Edit bitmap button on the property bar, or you can use the Edit bitmap command from the Bitmaps menu. You can also enable an option that lets you access Corel PHOTO-PAINT by double-clicking a bitmap.
You can copy selected objects from Corel PHOTO-PAINT and then paste them into your drawing. The selected objects are pasted as a group of bitmaps.
For more information about editing images with Corel PHOTO-PAINT, click Help Help topics from the Corel PHOTO-PAINT menu bar.
To edit a bitmap with Corel PHOTO-PAINT |
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Using the Pick tool
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On the property bar, click Edit bitmap to start Corel PHOTO-PAINT.
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The selected bitmap is displayed in the image window of Corel PHOTO-PAINT. |
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Edit the bitmap.
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On the standard toolbar, click Finish editing to quit Corel PHOTO-PAINT.
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The edited bitmap appears on the drawing page of Corel DESIGNER. |
You can also use this procedure to edit groups of bitmaps.
Corel PHOTO-PAINT opens the group of bitmaps as separate objects. If the
bitmaps in the group have different color modes, you are prompted to change
the color mode of all bitmaps in the group to the color mode of the bottom-
most bitmap.
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You can also open Corel PHOTO-PAINT by clicking Bitmaps Edit
bitmaps.
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To access Corel PHOTO-PAINT by double-clicking a bitmap |
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Click Tools Options.
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In the Workspace list of categories, click Edit.
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On the Edit page, enable the Double-click to edit bitmaps in PHOTO-PAINT
check box.
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Enabling this check box lets you access Corel PHOTO-PAINT by double-clicking the bitmap in Corel DESIGNER. |
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