We use CorelDraw exclusively for Screen Printing and Vinyl Cutting. In previous version of CD, we were able to install a Macro that would output artwork from CD to Roland Cut Studio. When we upgraded to CD 2019, this Macro went away and is not visible in the Macro selection screen. Actually, no macros are. It has been re-installed according to the manufacturer's instructions but does not appear in the list of available Macros to be added to the Toolbar in CD 2019. We desperately need this to work for the operation of the business to continue smoothly.
What directory was the macro installed in? Perhaps, you may need to manually move it to another location to make the macro visible in DRAW.
The one directory for VBA macros, that will be seen, in DRAW 2019, is in the AppData section. Specifically, (you can enter this in a Windows Explorer address bar:
%appdata%\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2019\Draw\GMS
The '%appdata% part gets translated, by Windows, to C:\Users\<Your User Login>\AppData\Roaming\.
Any way, look for the presence of the macro at this location. If you do not find it here, then it is probably under:
C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite2019\Draw\GMS
directory and should be moved the the AppData directory structure.
AW RATS! Stefan beat me to the answer. Anyway, you now know where the macro should reside, and this will help find where it may have been installed if not in the AppData area.