Use EaglePrint with CorelDRAW

We will guide you in details to use EaglePrint with CorelDRAW in this section.

1. Create a new document
   Choose the color mode to match the colors for cutting in EaglePrint, refer here for more details. And set the paper size and orientation according to your laser, refer here for more details.

   
   

2. Create your design
   Create your design. EaglePrint will cut thin outlines, which are set as hairline, and engrave thick outlines and fills, help you get an exact same result as the design. Refer to Vector graphics for more details.

   
   

   If you want to set different cutting parameters on outlines, assign them with different colors, matching the corresponding ones in EaglePrint, refer to Colors in Cutting for more details.

   Here is an example of assigning color with the palette.

   
   

   And here is an example of setting the color value directly.

   
   

   In color mode, all thick outlines and fills will be spooled in black and results in same engraving effects, refer to Colors in Engraving for more details.

   CorelDRAW does not support image engraving well, we suggest to do that in Adobe Photoshop, refer to Use EaglePrint with Photoshop for more details.

3. Print
   Bring up the print dialog. Choose EaglePrint, confirm Orientation. Check the option Selection in the section Print range if there is a selection in your design which is the only part you want to process. Click to show the instant preview window which helps you have a look at what is going to be printed out.

   
   

   If you want to change the job settings, click to bring up the printing preferences dialog. Refer to Job Settings for more details.

   IMPORTANT

   What you see in print preview is what the Windows spooler will get when printing, so we recommend to ALWAYS preview and confirm before printing. If there is anything wrong in print preview, e.g. wrong color, missing parts, paper overflow, etc, please go back and review your design and all relative settings in EaglePrint and in the drawing software.

   If you cannot see the colors in the design, click the tab Color and check if the option Color conversions is set to CorelDRAW and the option Output colors is set to RGB, or if the option Color conversions is set to EaglePrint.

   
   

   Click the tab Issue if there is a badge number on the tab to check if there is a series issue you have to resolve before printing.

   
   

4. Output
   If everything is good, click Print to bring up the EaglePrint laser window, select the laser, set a name and download the job, or save the job to a USB flash and read it from the laser. Refer to Laser Window for more details.