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Can anyone tell me the easiest way to find your image size in pixels? I seem to have trouble w/ this. The in. size is there but I need a quick way to find the size in pixels.
Thank You
Ric.

 

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PositiveDave

Edit the pic in Photopaint, go to Resample, the info is there.

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ProSeparatorNJ

In Draw X4, Go to "Resample", change "Inches" to "Pixels". The readout will now display size in pixels.

 

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splathead

To expand on what Dave says, pixel is a bitmap measurement. Corel files are vector.

Select the object and on the menu go File -> Export. Select jpeg as the file type and the next option box to pop up will show you pixel size.

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badappleapparel

Thanks for the tip, It's a great help & time saver.
Ric.

 

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badappleapparel

Quote: Originally Posted by PositiveDave Edit the pic in Photopaint, go to Resample, the info is there.

Thanks alot, you have been a great help.
Ric.

 

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ProSeparatorNJ

For some reason I thought you were in Draw, not Photo Paint. But it's the same. You can choose from different measurements in the drop down box.

 

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PositiveDave

CorelDraw will handle pixel based images, you can import them.

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badappleapparel

Quote: Originally Posted by badappleapparel Thanks alot, you have been a great help. Ric.

Hey Stone - resample works great! Thank You.
Ric

 

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badappleapparel

Hey Joe, I'm familiar with the export and the box you can edit the size in now, not sure whats going on, but now I cant size the image there. Any ideas on what the h_ _ _ i did to have this dilema?
Thanks Again
Ric.

 

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splathead

Quote: Originally Posted by badappleapparel Hey Joe, I'm familiar with the export and the box you can edit the size in now, not sure whats going on, but now I cant size the image there. Any ideas on what the h_ _ _ i did to have this dilema? Thanks Again Ric.

It's best to have your image sized to what you want in coreldraw before you go through the export routine.
have you tried that?

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ProSeparatorNJ

Quote: Originally Posted by badappleapparel Hey Joe, I'm familiar with the export and the box you can edit the size in now, not sure whats going on, but now I cant size the image there. Any ideas on what the h_ _ _ i did to have this dilema? Thanks Again Ric.

Maybe you need to explain exactly what you're doing, or trying to do. We have to see the step where something is going wrong. Right now, I'm drawing a blank.

 

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ProSeparatorNJ

Quote: Originally Posted by splathead It's best to have your image sized to what you want in coreldraw before you go through the export routine. have you tried that?

Definitely good advice.

 

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badappleapparel

All I'm doing is exporting the image, for some reason when the box comes up where the dimensions are displayed I can no longer change the numbers for the size of the image is all. I could before. I can size the image before export no problem, just wondering why I'm not able to change from pixels to inches ect. I'll keep playing with it. Thanks for all your help.
Ric.

 

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ProSeparatorNJ

I don't know about that one. Try closing Corel Draw, and if you have Photopaint open, close it too, then reopen just Draw and try it again. There are some situations where another program can be holding a file and prevent you from doing things with it. It seems a long shot in this case, but that's all that comes to my mind. Are the boxes grayed out in the export dialog?

 

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