Since CorelDraw has a CMX common format, why do you need CDR format?

The PS format is PSD, but it is not universal, because the PSD format not only saves the image with JPG, but also saves the stateable state of the image, the layered state, etc.

It's the same with CDR, and vector graphics also have unique color processing and state, which can't be modified in some ways if saved in other formats.

CDR software developer Coel withdrew from the Chinese market a few years ago, so it was only developed in the Chinese market The current CDR12 CDRx3 X4 are all foreign After the Chinese crack, so a lot of saved software is incompatible A little bit of printing knows that as long as the file is saved as Or it can be used for all CDR.

If you do a few pages (such as arranging a book) and keep it in cmx format, they will all overlap each other.

2.On reopening, the position of the stuff you do will also change.

The common format of CDR is CDR8, and the higher version can open the lower version. If you make a CDR file and want to use another CDR file for something, you can keep the CMX format so that it is faster. Also, if you do CDR and suddenly feel that the save is bigger than you think, you can also save it in CMX format and open it again.

Ask the artists of the printing house, everyone who has done printing knows it!!

When saving as cmx, the previous style will be changed. It's best to save the twist. (Generally not recommended).

Try importing or opening with a higher version.

So why do you want to save it as cmx?

CMX is the general format of CD, after CDR is converted to CMX, all the effects in the view management will be deleted, and then saved as CDR

Please save it in CDR format, and in order to prevent your school's software version from being too low, it is recommended to save it in CDR version 9 format, so that as long as it is CDR version 9 or above, it can be opened. If you must save the CMX format, it is better to save it with version 12.

cmx format.

Yes, it was canceled. CDR format when opened.

color recognition or something.

Have you ever felt that sometimes opening CDR format files will be slow, and that's because.

Every time you turn on CDR

It automatically recognizes the color back.

And CMX will not.

It will open very quickly.

And it has little effect on the file.

But the only thing that's different is.

He defaults back to A4 every time

But you can change it to the size you want when you draw it.

The exported ** is still like that.

But if you save.

Open it next time.

Or will go back to the paper of A4.

And sometimes.

in cmx format.

There will be some cases where the files are messed up.

I haven't found the cause of the problem yet.

So if you're going to use cmx format.

It is recommended that you save two.

Format one cmx

A CDR just in case.

CDR is a compression format and CMX is not compressed.

The size of the file is not the same, that's the difference.

Storing with CMX is not a problem.

There are several versions of coredraw (e.g. cdr9 can only be opened if it is greater than or equal to its version, and no matter how many versions you save with coreldraw in cmx format, you can open it with either version!). Save in CMX format without any problems!

CDR can only be opened with the corresponding version, while CMX can be opened with either version).

The CMX format is to cancel the color recognition when the CDR format is opened, or something, have you ever felt that sometimes it will be slow to open CDR files, and that's because every time you open CDR, it will automatically recognize the color.

And cmx won't open very quickly, and it has no effect on the file, but the only difference is that it will default back to a4 every time, but you can change it to the size you want when you are drawing, and the exported ** is still like that, but if you save it, the next time you open it, it will still go back to the a4 paper, and sometimes, with cmx format, some files will be messed up, and I haven't found the cause of the problem, so if you want to use cmx format, it is recommended that you save two formats, one cmx and one cdr, just in case.

CorelDraw itself supports the import of most image formats, such as the most common ones, etc., CorelDraw 9 supports nearly 40 image file formats.

coreldraw（cd） ―phtoshop（ps）

If you want to output the CD file to PS for application, you need to see the actual needs. Generally, if you just look at the picture and choose JPEG, if you want to do printing or other output work, it is recommended to output it in three formats: psd, eps, and tiff. Each of these formats has its own benefits, and EPS and TIFF have proven to be superior.

EPS is a vector standard format, which converts EPS vectors into bitmap format only after PS is imported into PS software, which can maintain the style and color relationship in the CD to the greatest extent.

phtoshop――>coreldraw

CD can directly input any file format in PS, including PSD, TIFF, JPG, GIF, EPS and other formats, if you want to convert the path in PS to CD, you need to use the output path to AI format, and then insert it from CD.

If you want to transfer the PSD file to CorelDraw, you only need to enter the PSD file directly in CorelDrawr, and you can also retain the layer structure of the PSD format file, which can be dissolved in CorelDraw. It should be noted that when coreldraw outputs bitmaps, pay attention to the ratio and actual pixels, and if you output it once and then output it according to the default value of the previous time, you need to click the lock on the right or the 1:1 option to return the current ratio.

PS is the abbreviation of Photoshop, the extension is PDF, and the extension is CDR.