आप का बताने का तरीका काफी अच्छा लगा… आगे और भी टिप्स का इन्तेज़ार रहेगा….

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I think maybe you can change the default text properties by selecting the Text Tool, setting the font and size you want, and then saving that as the default somehow? Like maybe through the Options menu under Workspace or something similar? Not completely sure if this works for objects too, but maybe you do the same for shapes by creating one, setting its properties, and then saving like a template?

Actually, in CorelDraw, changing the default object and text properties isn’t done through just a simple settings menu. You need to set up a default style by creating an object with the desired attributes and then using the “Set as Default” option from the property bar while no object is selected. This approach works slightly differently depending on the version, so make sure to check if your CorelDraw version supports this workflow.

@Rakesh Bhardwaj To change the default object and text properties in CorelDraw, you need to adjust the settings before creating a new object. For example, select the text tool and set the font, size, and color you want. Then, without clicking anywhere else, create your text box—CorelDraw will remember these as the new defaults. This works similarly for shapes and other objects: set their properties first, then draw. If you want these changes to persist even after restarting CorelDraw, make sure to save your current workspace or template with the updated settings.