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CorelDRAW lets you add lines and brushstrokes by using a variety of techniques and tools. After you draw lines or apply brushstrokes to lines, you can format them. You can also format the outlines that surround objects.
This section contains the following topics:
| • | Drawing lines |
| • | Drawing calligraphic and preset lines |
| • | Sketching naturally with intelligent stroke adjustment |
| • | Formatting lines and outlines |
| • | Adding arrowheads to lines and curves |
| • | Copying, converting, and removing outlines |
| • | Applying brushstrokes |
| • | Applying brushstrokes that respond to pen pressure, tilt, and bearing |
| • | Spraying objects along a line |
| • | Drawing connector and callout lines |
| • | Drawing dimension lines |
| • | Using pressure-sensitive pens and devices |
You can draw lines by using shape recognition. For more information, see Drawing by using shape recognition.
You can also draw lines with precision by using object coordinates. For more information, see Using object coordinates to draw and modify objects.
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