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What happened to power lines as in corel draw 4? I can't find them in corel 11. Effects-powerline roll-up? I have used this,not very often though....D.R.

Hi all, thanks to dedotch I found the following in response to e-mailing corel. ----------------------------------------------------------- The Auto Reduce Curve tool in CorelDRAW can be accessed by doing the following: 1. Click Tools | Customization. 2. Select Commands. 3. Click the...

Thanks chris this is better than the origional autoreduce because I can reduce to the degree I require. Bye the way how has life improved now you're in 12 and X3? Hi dedotch thanks for this I will try to contact corel and point out their shortcomings in the help department. D.R.

Thanks for that chris, autoreduce lives on. It will take time to get used to this eraser tool method. Seems a pity you can't select the nodes to reduce directly. Hi dedotch could you please post this e-mail address for me. Many thanks....D.R.

Hi everyone,thanks for all the energy. I'm editing old files, so changing trace sttings will only help me with new drawings. I will look into these! How do I contact corel about this autoreduce thing? Write a letter..........? Best...D.R.

Thanks Harry. I am scanning small line drawings and then tracing them with corel trace.These are then imported into corel draw for editing. I often need far less than 10% of the resulting nodes and manual deleting is time consuming and a bit hit and miss as far as the shape of the resulting line...

Hi everyone, when I was using corel draw 4 there was a function called autoreduce which reduced a large number of nodes to a few nodes but keeping the overall shape of the line. I am now using corel draw 11 and cannot find this useful feature. Is there any way I can get this function in corel...