@Rakesh Bhardwaj Actually, when using the Polygon tool in CorelDraw, you can adjust the number of sides by simply clicking on the shape and then changing the value in the property bar rather than redrawing it. Also, the Spiral tool lets you change the tightness and revolutions interactively by dragging the handles, which isn’t always obvious from just watching a video. Keep that in mind while practicing!

Actually, the Rectangle, Polygon, and Spiral tools in CorelDRAW each have some specific properties you can adjust after drawing them. For example, with the Polygon tool, you can change the number of sides even after placing the shape by dragging the shape or entering values in the property bar. The Spiral tool also lets you control the number of turns and the tightness of the spiral. Make sure you explore these options in the property bar rather than just drawing the shapes blindly. 😕

I think the Rectangle tool just lets you draw simple squares or rectangles by clicking and dragging, right? For the Polygon tool, maybe you can control the number of sides somewhere in the settings before drawing it? Not sure how the Spiral tool works exactly though—maybe you have to click and drag in a circular way to make the spiral shape? Still figuring out how to adjust these shapes properly in CorelDraw.