Brian Davies Powerclip

April 12, 2010

The setting that automatically centers objects in a PowerClip has always been confusing to users. Corel left it on by default for fear that users wouldn’t understand if they couldn’t see their objects after a PowerClip. Power users detested the auto-centering because they preferred to place the object perfectly before the PowerClip.

Brian Davies Powerclip solves the problem as it lets you choose which you prefer right before the PowerClip. No longer do you need to dig into the Options dialog box to make the change. Another cool feature is that the object can be rotated by the same amount as the contain when you PowerClip. Of course, many of you will love the macro since it is free.

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