Table Preset Docker

March 1, 2010

One of the new features introduced in CorelDRAW X4 was the ability for developers to create custom Dockers. Hendrik Wagenaar wrote a blog post detailing the process of creating custom Dockers. If you are a developer, you’ll love all the information presented. Regular users will be most interested in the Docker he uses as an example.

The Table Preset Docker makes it much easier to apply some pretty cool formatting to tables in CorelDRAW. You can either use one of the saved presets or you can define your own formatting. These Dockers are version specific so Hendrik just posted an updated blog post linking to an X5 version of the Table Preset Docker. Also note that instructions for where to place the files for the Docker are included in his posts. And yes, the Docker is free.

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