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Currently there is no backwards compatibility between different versions of Corel Draw. You also cannot set a default version to save files as. This means that if you have two different versions of Corel (for example, on two different machines), e...

WebP format provides both lossless and lossy compression for working with images on the web. It´s becoming an standard graphic file format for digital design and website design, so it´s very important to add full support for the WebP file format i...

Corel had crashed while in the middle of our project and when we restarted CorelDraw there was an autoback file that had been recovered which was great! But now whenever we start Coreldraw it always asks if we wish to recover the same file even th...

Right now export docker can export objects, multi-objects, or current page. Add command to export multiple pages or all pages will be a great timesaving.

I just wanted to say that these are the brushes and responsiveness to pen pressure I was waiting for, thanks for knocking it out of the park!

Export Docker is vert useful and very powerful. It allows many file formats (TIF, GIF, JPG, PNG, SVG, EPS and PDF). But there is no native CorelDRAW file format. If Export Docker provide CDR it could be very useful for to seperate graphics objects...

I often use print merge to document, creating multi paged documents. I then rename the page tabs to identify what each page is. It would be great to be able to click on that tab and 'export' to new document, and have it save by the name I gave to ...

Directly active in the Export docker the possibility to name/rename the items that are in the list, before exporting them. It is not always part to the workflow to name groups, objects and pages. Naming at export time would be quite helpful.

when you import a PDF document, draw breaks paragraphs into individual lines of artistic text. This make editing almost impossible.

When exporting to DXF, even the latest versions create breaks between nodes. There is no rhyme or reason to where the breaks occur. This distorts curves. The breaks are very difficult to find.