Way to start the new year off

[Craig Matheny]

This is got to be so simple but can't get it.. I am setting up my default page reloaded computer. I set up three layers and click save as default with all my other things I need and it all save but not the layers. I use 3 layers on every drawing and I am tiered of having to add them every time any ideas on this?
Thank you and Happy New Year to all

[Ruben Salcedo]

Just make a new document add the 3 layers and save it, you can start CD by opening this document, you can even create a shortcut of this document in your desktop, quick lunch bar or anywhere you like.

[Craig Matheny]

That is an idea but is there not away to set it in the default settings of all pages?

[Scott Shepherd]

Interesting issue Craig. I thought for sure the default would save it, but it doesn't. Only suggestion I'd offer up is to make a macro by recording the steps, then assign that macro to a button that you insert into your toolbar.

That would allow you to open a new document, click one button, and have it create all the different layers with the names you want on them. Not what you wanted, but I can't figure it out either.

[Mike Chance in Iowa]

You don't mention what version of CD you are using. (In fact, you don't mention if this is Corel either!) If the layers won't save as default, I would try Save as Template. Then you can do "New from Template" to create new blank based on your data and even create a macro and assign a button for it like Steve/Scott mentions above.

[Craig Matheny]

Sorry cd x5 I can do the work around if need to just would like it to flow as one step I guess I am saying I'm Lazy and do not want to click the mouse when ctrl+n works :D
Plus do not know how to right macros other problem.

[Scott Shepherd]

Sorry cd x5 I can do the work around if need to just would like it to flow as one step I guess I am saying I'm Lazy and do not want to click the mouse when ctrl+n works :D
Plus do not know how to right macros other problem.

Craig, it's a matter of hitting "record", then clicking and doing what you want, then telling it "Stop". You name it, then you can assign it it's own button and put it on your toolbar. Just open Corel, click the button and it's done. It's really simple. Try it, you might find that it's something you can use for other things. Search for it in youtube if you need directions. It's well worth taking the time to learn. You'll have it done in 10 minutes, with the learning curve and everything.

[Craig Matheny]

hmmm interesting I still want the one steep pony but this will do if not but also this is great for other things to will definitely look on youtube