Hey guys,
I have a simple question and I hope I can describe it well so you can help me. Sometimes I am working with "heavy" files, images of huge size and when I thrown them to corel it really starts to slow down. My question now is, if I remember correctly there is an option when you import an image to corel it just keeps the path of the image and adds the image on corel on very poor quality just for you to work easily. When you are finished you just make something and the paths of the images are replaced with the originals.
Where can I find that option?
Thanks for your time.
Hi,
In the Import dialog box, click on the small arrow just besides the "Import" button to reveal import options. See attached.
That's it, thank you!One last thing! How do I make the linked image to be replaced with the original before closing the file?
George said:One last thing! How do I make the linked image to be replaced with the original before closing the file?
Go to Window > Dockers > Links and Bookmarks
Select the link you want it to be replaced with original Image and then click on break link button (Marked with red circle). See attached.
Actually you don't have to replace the placeholder (low res) image in DRAW file. It can print good quality images from the links. Of course you need to confirm every link of image is updated.
Still if you need to do that : GoTo Window > Dockers > Links & BookmarkYou will find a button at the top of the docker to unlink the image. By unlinking hte image DRAW will embed the image in your file.
George said:How do I make the linked image to be replaced with the original before closing the file?
Alternatively, you can go to Bitmaps > Break Link