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Is there an easy way to convert color, vector clipart into a greyscale image in corel X3.
Ungrouping and doing each segment separately is laborious and difficult when you encounter a fountain fill.
I am sure X3 would have an easier way, i just dont know how.
Help please
abdul
Yes, there is.....I just learned how to do it last week. But I ALREADY forgot! Let me try to find where I wrote down how to do it..........
GOT IT!!!!!!
Use the Find & Replace option.....color palette.....but you need to do it twice, once for outlines and once for fills. Also, make sure it's the only item on your page, since it will convert EVERYTHING!
So, it's EDIT | FIND & REPLACE | REPLACE OBJECTS | REPLACE A COLOR MODEL OR PALETTE
Click next, choose Find any color model or palette, choose Replace with: pick greyscale, choose Fills, click finish.
Then do the same exact thing again, but choose OUTLINES instead of FILLS.
And like I said.....it converted everything on my page, so make sure what you're trying to convert is in a separate Corel document.
Or better yet, convert it right to monochrome and you're ready to engrave it.
Tutorial posted here : http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...ght=monochrome
Abdul,
Not sure what laser you have but in the ULS drivers all you have to do is use the clipart mode and it converts everything for you.
Mike, I have a GCC Laserpro driver and i dont think it has this function.
Steve:
Thanks a lot. You advice works.
Abdul
Abdul go to xnview.com and download their latest version, it can be used free. Open your image using that, go to Image/resize (here you can change the size and set the dpi). then Image/convert to grey and you have your choices there.
Frank,Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank Corker
Works great but i have a problem. The clipart in Corel 9 is all in WPG format. I cant get a thumbnail display of any image.
i have tried the file associations but cant find the extention WPG
Abul
Don't use those. All I will say is your laser is not going to know the difference between colour, just the difference between dark, light and shades of grey. You have the option to import the wpg image into Corel. Click on it once you have imported it and export it to the desktop as jpg or bmp and then use xnview.