File sizes of objects.

Hi all,

I want to find out which objects are slowing my work down the most, but there seems to be nothing in Object properties.

Does anyone know if a file size can be viewed of an Object or Group of Objects, without copying it to a whole separate document and hover or click on the icon on Desktop?

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Myron over 8 years ago

usually the culprit is raster images. When you scale down a raster image the dpi will increase astronomically. These images can be up to 5000 dpi! Best to resample those and then see where your file size ends up when saved.
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flemgooz over 8 years ago in reply to Myron

I try converting my raster drawings from my archive to vector, but for complex art it didn't seem a time saver because I just ended up with a zillion colour & curves which needed an hour to simplify down. Thanks.
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Ariel over 8 years ago in reply to flemgooz

If you import an image that use file compression, such as a JPG, you should remember that the file size is 1 Mb for example, when you import it the uncompressed file size could be 10 Mb or 15 Mb according the compress ratio. No mtter if you enlarge or reduce the image on CorelDRAW, the file size will be the same unless you resample or convert to bitmap with a new resolution.
The most common reason for the bigger files are the high resolution bitmaps. You don't need to "trace" it or convert to vector, it's enough to resample. if you want, you can place a file sample here for test. If the file was too big (and this forum doesn't allows big files) you can upload it to a free storage service (such as wetransfer.com), then copy/paste here the link
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flemgooz over 7 years ago in reply to Ariel

Thanks Ariel,
I will take your advice and just resample the odd Bitmap that I use.
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