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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Corel: DRAW Forum

exporting (save) document with a macro on corel X5

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monteiro99 (TechnicalUser)
26 Apr 11 6:43
Hi, this is my first forum so sorry if i didn't put in the correct place, this is what i want to do, i have a template where i run several macros to do several things however i have tried to create a macro to export the final design with custom size and the macro wont run, is there a way of doing it?

many thanks in advance.

Jorge
kphu (MIS)
26 May 11 13:45
I'm on X4 but X5 shuold have the same vba capabilities. Here's a sample code that should help...note the drawback of this functionality is that the file name and directory must be hardcoded or other codes needs to be introduced in order to get the user to put the directory and file name.

CODE

Sub ExportToWinLase()
    ' Recorded 5/13/2011
    ' Saves file as .plt
    Dim savetopath As String
    Dim expopt As StructExportOptions
    'Dim yn As String
        
    Set expopt = CreateStructExportOptions
    expopt.UseColorProfile = False
    
    Dim expflt As ExportFilter
 
    Set expflt = ActiveDocument.ExportEx("c:\test.plt", cdrHPGL, cdrAllPages, expopt)
    expflt.ShowDialog
    expflt.Finish
    
End Sub

Also, you can find this information in the vba programming guide for X5 which should be located in the following path of your machine.

C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4\Programs\dvba_pg.pdf

Good luck



 
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