CorelDRAW Bitmap trim After the sideline, rotten map and so how to do

"CorelDRAW Difficult diseases Quick Search Manual" collection of the author Mu Ping and your graphic design colleagues to discuss the questions raised and Baidu CD bar questions, the actual operation and work encountered in the collation of the problem. Some of these questions refer to the friends in the bar and the network of fellow human answers, for some unclear or questionable questions the authors have personally used CorelDRAW 9 and CorelDRAW X3 respectively verify the operability and authenticity.

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Q: CorelDRAW Bitmap trim after the sideline, rotten map and so how to do?

A: This situation often occurs in a specific or several color versions of a picture. The main reason is that after the CorelDraw8.0 version of the graphics are rotated, or the image needs to need transparent graphics (TIF format, with a channel).

The solution is to select "Convert to Bitmap" under the bitmap menu and convert the problematic diagram to a new DPI resolution (350DPI) transparent background, which will resample the pixel.