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Corel version 11 for Mac & Windows problem... 1

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graphicgirl

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Mar 16, 2001
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I bought version 11 for Mac and Windows - I can create a file on my mac, and take it to work and read it fine on my windows machine - however, when I create a file on my windows machine, then burn it onto a CD or try to open it over the network from my mac I have no luck - has anyone else had this issue and found a way to get past this problem??? I really need to figure this out!
THANKS.
 
Try something simple and put it on a floppy just to rule out a CD burn problem and not a Corel problem. It is my understanding that files should cross platform although fonts may cause a problem, on that note has some excellent utillities for reading disk and converting fonts from MAC to PC and vice versa.
Regards
Alan
 
Hi Brushman,
Thanks for always being on top of all my Corel problems! I have tried some different things - It seems that if I save EVERYTHING as a Corel file it is fine, but I also thought that .jpeg files could be read by windows and mac - and I can't do that - so, I just saved all my .jpegs I was using for this project as corel files and It seems to have worked fine.
 
youll, you should never use JPGs as your "editing file" since that's a lossy format. But how are you trying to "open" these JPGs... are you looking at them in a web browser? If so, it sounds like you made CMYK JPGs - web browsers can't read CMYK, the images have to be RGB.
 
Hi,
I'm not looking at the .jpeg files in a web browser, I'm simply trying to work between a mac machine and a windows XP machine on a simple file that was created in Corel and edited in Corel- the .jpeg format works fine since these are small (1.5" X 2") images that is dropped into mostly text to make a simple bulletin - nothing grand, but I couldn't figure out why my mac wouldn't even see them on the CD. :)
 
did you make sure that you burned the CD in the proper format so a Mac can read it?
 
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