Jan
15
2009
Do you very often use CorelDraw. Have a lot of files on your system on which you have to work very frequently. Have you ever faced a problem to locate files stored on your system or forget where the location of the file you last worked. Then this macro is very useful to you. As it just not stored the whole list you worked on it but it also shows a thumbnail of all the files you have worked. As for me this is just not a macro it has become a very essential tool fro me since the time i have started to use it. Below is the picture how does it looked while the run time.
The first window on the left is the whole list file that i have opened since i install this application while on the middle window there is a small window which shows a preview of the file selected which is adjustable means you can adjust the thumbnail size of the preview, while on the right is the all files contained in the folder.
You can also set its shortcut and a toolbar icon for better productivity as i have already made it the default window replacing the shortcut keys and the display icon as shown below…
If you want to download this macro you can also download from the link here this is free macro to use and if you want to learn how to customize this shortcut and to add an icon into the toolbar visit the link shown below.
Jan
15
2009
Working on any software which support “Visual Basic application for windows” - A programming language from Microsoft, can be made very easy by using macros. But first of all you should know what a macro is? Macros are a series of recorded step during a task performed by the application which can be repeatedly played for the same work like batch processing for opening and saving a file or automated search of text with in a file or for more complex works (But you should aware that for more complex works through macro needs more programming skills then simply recording steps).
With in Corel Draw there is a lot of work we can do through macro like Converting all text into any file into curves, editing powerclips without entering into the powerclip region, placing the bleed area or the cutting mark or several other works, for which macros are available for download below i am giving a lot of macro details and their download links so that you can find CorelDraw a more friendly than ever…..
1. Recent File : This macro can be used as a substitute for the default open window in the CorelDraw as it can have thumbnail history of thousands of files opened so far. See the picture below….
You can download this macro from here or want more info for this macro click here
2. Status Bar Dpi of Bitmap info for Corel x4 users : As for users who shift from the previous versions of CorelDraw x4 they must have found that while working with bitmap images in X4 version the resolution dpi of images has vanished making it very uncomfortable to find the current dpi of the image, whether it is light or heavy but using this macro place a small dockable window displaying the current dpi of the image. See picture below……..
You can download this bitmap info macro from the link here.
3. Convert all text to curve macro: This is a very useful macro as it is capable to convert all the text contained in several pages or grouped content of a single file into curves. Wanted to know more click here to go its information page or click here to download this macro.
More info on Convert all text to curve macro
Wanted to know how to Use and Install Macro in Coreldraw click here
There are several other macros which are very useful to use with CorelDraw. You can find a whole list at the http://recentfiles.netfirms.com/ which are ready to download.
