I am damn fed up with Corels lack interst in fixing this damn!!!!! image clipping problems that has been aprt of PP since I can remeber...not even reducing the cache level from to 1 make a difference I've evn upgrade to new systme recently and thought this might resolve the issue but it's definitely not a hardware problem it
I all I have to do is move an object around na dhalf the work area disappears, zooming out will resptore, but soom back in and sometimes the same thing happens parts of images and or objects disappear....I reacall 2 years ago I ahd teh same ting happen I only to notice after it came from print....lucky for me the page of concern was collage of photos so the clipping /rmissing mage elemets were not noticable unless scritinzed
DAMN COREL problem...oh yeah you bet I am pissed...people ask me what software I use...it's getting to the point where I am embarrassed to say Corel!!!!!!!!!!!! and I do not know enough about illustrator to get any work done
anyone know if Corel is going to address this problem or are we left to deal with becuase it is waht it is
Hi SD,
do you by any chance happen to use a Logitech mouse? I have never had the issue you speak of in Draw or PP; definitely not in PP! A week or so back I happened to finally decide the install the software which came with my Logitch mouse, as I had always just let it use the default Windows Vista driver which worked fine. As soon as I installed the driver and software I noticed it started messing up Draw. Every time I dragged an object is started duplicating all over the place and zooming in and out made the screen behave in a simliar way to how you have described yours behaving.
I uninstalled the software and all was back ro normal again. The funny thing is - in Windows 7 Beta I also installed the same Logitch software and it had no effect on anything at all. I still have it installed now.
oh, geez, Dog, again, like several of the other problems you've encountered recently, most of us can't replicate them .
I know you don't believe it....or want to hear it, but there's definitely something funky going on, on your end.
I'm not sure if Brian's Logitech example is the culpret, but I can verify that I, also, have had issues with Logitech.
I've even had trouble with a USB floppy drive causing havoc.
You never know. Could be anything.
The point I'm trying to make is that you really need to look around for the conflict. Whatever it is, it may not be apparent............or even make sense.
The association isn't always clear.
All I'm trying to say is that since others can't duplicate your issue, something is definitely different on your end to cause the hiccup.
So, so many variables to look at.
Didn't you install a new computer or a new OS recently?
I thought you were rolling along pretty well after that. Can you remember what changed to cause this new issue to surface?
..........just trying to help.