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Posted by Gonzalo (Peewee)Curiel (Member # 3837) on :
 
Okay, Got my x4 today.. did my Whoz yer daddy design with bevels soft shadows etc.. export as an EpS convert to curves but Omega gets hung up trying to import.. Tried AI and same thing... How do i get it into the omega? Thanks guys from the mole in the shop... ( ain't seen daylight since I got my Omega)
 
Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
 
Bitmap and vector images must be imported into Omega Composer separately and then reassembled when using the EPS and AI file formats. Typically, anything vector-based uses the EPS, WMF, AI and CMX formats. Raster images use BMP, TIF and JPG formats.

Also, try using the PDF file format instead for either vector or raster images. I've been trying it out between Corel Draw and Omega's Composer for the last few weeks and I find myself liking it better and better.
 
Posted by Gonzalo (Peewee)Curiel (Member # 3837) on :
 
Glenn, my bitmaps have boxes around them in Omega.. what am I doing wrong. or do you export the whole design as a tif and just print it?
 
Posted by Glenn Taylor (Member # 162) on :
 
Omega does not recognize transparencies or transparent backgrounds. When a raster images does have a transparent background, Omega fills it with white and you end up with a white box around your image.

This is where you have to be creative in how you set up your file in Omega so that you get the desired result in the end.

If you'd like, send me the Corel file you are working with. I'll set it up the way that I normally do it in Omega and send it back. That might help you get a better idea of what needs to be done.

gtaylor (at) creativegraphicsnc.com

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Posted by Gonzalo (Peewee)Curiel (Member # 3837) on :
 
will do.. Thanks Glenn.
 
Posted by Bill Biggs (Member # 18) on :
 
I suggest you convert the whole file to jpg format
after you get it like you want it. Omega will print it just right.
Bill
 
Posted by Doug Downey (Member # 829) on :
 
I would copy the cut vector line to the clipboard, flatten it all as a bitmap in coreldraw and then paste your cutline back on and then export it as a eps or CMX file.
 
Posted by Gonzalo (Peewee)Curiel (Member # 3837) on :
 
Doug i seen your trailer in the "examples" pages of the corel cd.. NICE!
 


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