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This code steps through the collection of selected shapes, one at a time It first asks, Does the shape have a fill type that is not cdrNoFill and applies the new fill if the condition is true Then it asks, Does the shape have an outline and applies the new outline if it does In the code above, notice that before End Sub there s EndCommandGroup, which deserves an explanation here The BeginCommandGroup and EndCommandGroup methods put together all the commands in between into a single Undo statement in CorelDRAW, with the name that you specify After running this macro once, there will be an item on CorelDRAW s Edit menu called Undo Apply Red Fill & Blue Outline, which, when selected, will remove all of the commands between the BeginCommandGroup and EndCommandGroup statements

Easy CD Creator employs a very simple approach to handling the Disc Layout and various format options You can make some simple selections that control items such as the le format (switching between Joliet and ISO 9660) You can maintain a modest degree of control over the le ordering and positioning using the options for reordering les for disc speed or for disc space, or you can preserve the ordering originally speci ed These options are illustrated in Figure 6 - 20 If you select the ISO 9660 le system, you can choose to make the disc bootable or create a CD Extra disc Other settings on the neighboring tabs control the inclusion or exclusion of particular le types, assign your own volume label, and identify an audio disc title and artist for players that can read this information All in all, the low-level controls are not as extensive as other disc recording packages, but, of course, this typically works in the program s favor for less experienced users there are less ways to make a mistake when preparing les for recording

Developing solutions from scratch requires experience and planning experience with using CorelDRAW s Object Model, and a plan of what the solution is supposed to achieve Most of all, it requires planning Given sufficient clarity and completeness in the plan, usually the code for the solution is a simple step For very large projects, it is better to break the solution into small, self-contained chunks that you can develop independently of the rest and test in isolation testing that the code does do what you expect is important and is far simpler with small chunks of code than with whole projects in a single bite

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Using VBA to perform automation in CorelDRAW is a lengthy topic that extends well beyond this book You now have a good understanding of how to record your own macros and how to play them back That alone should be quite useful in future simple automation needs However, it s important to understand that you can do a lot more with VBA than just record a few keystrokes and mouse clicks To attain a proficiency with VBA in CorelDRAW, two areas of expertise and knowledge will lead to productivity CorelDRAW s Object Model and VBA You ll find a lot more information about all of the VBA Editor and command syntax in the VBA help files Also, CorelDRAW s help files contain plenty of information on Visual Basic for Applications, and the Object Browser is also a great place to go for more information on the Object Model Here are plenty of other places to get help

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Corel offers a large number of newsgroups and support forums for their products You can find details on how to access Corel s newsgroups by going to Corel s website at wwwcorelcom Navigate to the Community area and then click on Newsgroups in the Menu Bar for details about Corel s newsgroups If you prefer to use web-based forums, go to wwwcoreldrawcom and on the page s Menu Bar, click Forums You can seek help freely via the newsgroups and forums, and because lots of people use only the newsgroup or the forum, it is a good idea to check out both when you have a question The forums and newsgroups are filled with postings from knowledgeable, friendly professionals who are usually eager to jump in and lend you a hand

Corel has several websites that offer information for users The most relevant site for articles about CorelDRAW is coreldrawcom You ll find free macros and other materials in the Downloads section that Corel engineers and users have posted If you are looking for information on what third-party developers have whipped up to enhance CorelDRAW, check out the Third-Party Tools section from the Partners tab at wwwcorelcom