In CorelDRAW Graphics, this contains graphics-specific dockers. This contains the graphics color palette which is specific to and only visible in CorelDRAW Graphics. This contains the main work area where you create and edit graphics objects as well as embroidery objects when you switch to Wilcom Workspace. This contains the drawing/editing tools specific to and visible only in CorelDRAW Graphics. This contains the commands and controls that relate to the active tool in the Toolbox or active object in the design window in CorelDRAW Graphics. This contains commonly used tools and commands which are specific to and only visible in CorelDRAW Graphics. This contains the universal tools and icons which are visible in both Wilcom Workspace and CorelDRAW Graphics windows. This contains application menus such as File, Edit, View, etc. Here are some of the prominent CorelDRAW Graphics interface elements. Alternatively, insert, paste or scan bitmap artwork for use as digitizing templates or ‘ backdrops’. You can use CorelDRAW Graphics to insert or paste third-party vector graphics such as clipart for use in embroidery designs.

Imported vector graphics or created text can be converted directly to embroidery designs. In addition to the CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite toolset, CorelDRAW Graphics provides capabilities to convert vectors and vector text directly to embroidery objects.

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