On the MG+ vectoring, I use a the max freq of 5000 - the edges are nicer.
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On the MG+ vectoring, I use a the max freq of 5000 - the edges are nicer.
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Rodney,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Your idea of using a multiline contour with overlaps and then vectoring is interesting. Not sure I understand what that means or how to do that in Corel Draw. I can see the savings in time by not rastering a border around the outside edge as Randy suggested, I think I would like that look though.
I will try to post a file. Perhaps you have a sample image/file or you can show me what you mean in Corel Draw.
Thanks
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Rodne,
Excuse my spelling of your name. Thanks for the quick help with doing attachments. The file I spoke of earlier is encluded. Will appreciate any tips. I have only played with the contor tool so far. Not very clear on how to use it sometimes.
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Robert,
It's actually Rodney, be he prefers to play with our minds
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