I have an image inside PowerClip. Every time I move the image a bit and stop editing the contents I notice that the earlier PowerClip area has left marks in the image. Actually it has cut a 1 pix line permanently on it.
I'm not sure if this happens only when editing PowerClips originally made with X5-version.
A bit annoying problem anyway. It basically destroyed all the images I used in a project...
Shouldn't happen. The PowerClip doesn't alter the clip object in any way.Please post a file including a PowerClip where this has happened.
Ronny Axelsson said:The PowerClip doesn't alter the clip object in any way.
It does seem a strange thing to be happening.
I'm wondering if it is a screen redraw or image caching problem, that would probably be cleared by closing the file and re-opening it.
Why am I thinking anti-aliasing problem?
Hmm... The problem seems to continue. I thought earlier maybe there was just some technical issue with this particular file.
Today I started a completely new project with X6 and PowerClip cut holes again in the image. This only seems to accur if I remove the background of the image in Photopaint first and the put it in powerclip. Everytime I move image inside the powerpclip and close it, it seems to create new permanent damage. If I have a normal image it's not damaging the image.
...I've been using all the CorelDraw versions since '92. Kinda sad that this the first time I have to move to Adobe products - at least until I get this figured out.
(PS. How do you share cdr-files here? It seems not to be accepting cdr/zip-files)
I think I located the problem:
The photo gets damaged if I use "Convert to bitmap" for the image inside the powerclip. (I use it often to change the resolution).
EDIT: So it doesn't matter if the backround is removed or not - it's only about this "Convert to bitmap" thingy. (Sorry HarryLondon I just noticed this!)