CorelDRAW Node Editing Made Easier

June 17, 2014

Node editing is a task that all CorelDRAW users perform on a regular basis. There are a couple of changes you can make in CorelDRAW X5, X6 and X7 that make node editing easier.

The first change is to enlarge the nodes, which is especially important if you are working on a high-resolution monitor. Once the nodes are larger, there is a hidden modification that allows you to color-code the nodes. At right is an example showing the large colorful nodes after these changes are made.

I’ve documented the steps for making both of these changes including free registry modification files for the coloring of the nodes. Read the free Enlarge and Color Codes Your Nodes in CorelDRAW tutorial for all the details. Happy node editing!

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