What is Quick Export?
Quick Export can quickly export content in .JPG or .PNG format with a minimum of drama.
See Quick Export in use (2 Quick Demos):
Screenshot:
Using the macro: A few comments.
Don't leave the userform visible when you aren't using it.
When the userform is visible, then every time that CorelDRAW fires the SelectionChange event, the macro evaluates the current selection and updates the userform. So, you really don't want to leave the userform visible when you are not busy using it to export bitmaps. Open it, do your exporting, and then close it.The reason the macro works that way, rather than "once and done", is to make it useful for users who have to perform multiple exports. That might be multiple graphical assets (select, export, select, export, select, export...) or it might be the same graphical asset at multiple sizes (select, set dimension, export, set dimension, export, set dimension, export...).
If you leave the userform visible all the time, then you may observe that the automatic updates of the userform interfere with the normal operation of some CorelDRAW tools.
Using the Comboboxes.
The boxes for numeric entry are comboboxes. The drop-down list for a combobox can contain values stored for convenient access. If a combobox is not locked, then when a value in thatcombobox is used by the macro, that value is added to the top of the list. If an existing value is used from the list, then that value is moved to the top of the list. Values can also be manually added to the list.
Ctrl+clicking on a combobox sets that combobox to its default value.
Right-clicking on a combobox brings up a menu of options for managing it.
These options may include:
A Video Describing and Demonstrating the Special Features of My ComboBoxes:
Quick Export Subs in the Macro Manager.
Compatibility.
Quick Export was put together in a CorelDRAW X7 environment, and should work in versions X7-2020.
OK, where's the macro?
JQ_Quick_Export_Current.zip (most recently updated 2021-07-17).
That includes the .GMS file and a simple icon that can be used on a CorelDRAW Toolbar.
Thank you very much for preparing such a useful macro and sharing it with us.
I use this wOxxOm Multipage Export to Bitmaps macro, but your macro is much easier.
For multipage export to bitmap, I would look at wOxxOm Multipage Export to Bitmaps.
It's currently available for free from MacroMonster. I have no personal experience using it, but I have heard many good things about wOxxOm's work.
Can you upgrade this macro for multipage export?
Could there be an option to export all objects in selection? So if select 5 different objects, it will export 5 images?