Hello, we are having a new issue with CorelDraw 2019. Now, it won't export to .EPS. See screenshot. It just hangs at about the halfway mark. It's not a huge file either. Running CorelDraw as Admin on a Windows 10 Pro 64 bit machine with 32 GB RAM. I have updated CorelDraw to the latest patch levels. Has anyone else seen this problem and what was the solution. I am going to open a ticket but, like all other tickets, we rarely receive an actual answer or fix from support.
Is it the same with all files, or just this or some of them?My guess is that there is something in your file ("waves" perhaps) that cannot be exported to EPS without converting to bitmap.The sign seems to be pretty big and converting may in that case take some time.Try PDF and see if it works better.Try removing the "waves" and see if makes any difference.
In regards to the wave i thought that it may have been the problem as well. I was just trying to send the small colored blocks that are in the file though to export to see if the colours were printing out the same as my old tower not the whole file or even the wave itself, just simple blocks.
Working with and exporting files on my old tower with all the same programs and updates and going just fine. The issue is on my new computer I'm trying to bring online. I've transferred all my Coreldraw files via external hard drive but whenever I export the EPS to Versaworks it hangs then says the file is corrupt. Initially I thought it may have been something that occurred in the transfer over of the files and maybe some helper files were lost but even if I create a brand new file, for example a simple red box and export I get the same end result. it shows the progress bar getting to 90 percent then hanging and saying the file is corrupt.
Sounds like there is something in your system rather than CorelDraw since it worked on your old system.But maybe you should try to do a Repair of the suite, or uninstall and install again to make sure everything is all right, just in case.Did you try exporting to PDF by the way?At the time I used Versaworks I always transferred files as PDF, and I still do now when working with Mimaki's equivalent, RasterLink.PDF is a more modern file format and "better" than EPS in every aspect.