Printing a CDR file as a Bitmap

Written by Jeff Harrison
September 6, 2010

Some CDR files may be too complex for some output devices to handle. Transparencies, Lenses, Drop Shadows are the usual culprits. Excessively high-resolution bitmaps can also bring some output devices to their knees.

You may need to print the CDR as a bitmap (or raster as described in X4). This is especially applicable to non-PostScript output devices.

Here are the locations for this function in the respective print engine dialogs for both X4 and X5:

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Jeff Harrison

Jeff Harrison is a media "Jack-of-all-trades", familiar with most of the major media applications on the Windows platform. Whether it's 2D/print, 3D, audio, video, or web-related - he's working on mastering everything that comes his way. He's a past Alpha and Beta tester for Corel, and has instructed students from all over the world. He runs the popular MacroMonster.com site, the #1 place for CorelDRAW macros. Also check out his youtube page, and his gallery at coreldraw.com.
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