@Rakesh Bhardwaj In CorelDraw, the Duplicate command is a quick way to copy and paste an object exactly on top of the original, which differs from the standard copy-paste where you can place it anywhere manually. You can use Ctrl+D to duplicate the selected object, and if you move the duplicated object with the mouse or arrow keys, you can create evenly spaced copies by pressing Ctrl+D repeatedly. This is especially useful for creating patterns or multiple copies with consistent spacing without manually copying and pasting each time.

@Rakesh Bhardwaj Tried the GREP method you showed for Title Case in my InDesign CC 2022, but I noticed it doesn’t capitalize small words like “of” or “and” correctly if they’re at the start of a line. It works well for most heading text, though. Wondering if there’s a tweak to fix that without manually adjusting each occurrence?

Crashing during PDF export in CorelDraw 2021 on complex vectors is often related to memory usage or certain effects that don’t export well. Try simplifying your artwork by breaking it into smaller parts and export them individually, then merge the PDFs later. Also, make sure your software is fully updated, as patches often fix export bugs. If that doesn’t help, try exporting to a different file format first, like EPS or SVG, and then convert to PDF using another tool.

@Sanjay Sharma When exporting PNGs in Illustrator, the 300 PPI setting usually comes into play when you use the “Export for Screens” option rather than “Export As.” Make sure you check the resolution settings there, as “Export As” might default to 72 PPI regardless of what you input. If you really need 300 PPI, try exporting via “Export for Screens” and set the scale or resolution accordingly.

कोरल ड्रा में ब्रॉशर या विजिटिंग कार्ड बनाने की बात तो समझ में आती है, लेकिन मुझे जहां दिक्कत हुई वो है पेज लेआउट सेटिंग। जो मर्जन या पेज ऑर्डर में बदलाव करना होता है, वो बार-बार फेल हो जाता है और प्रिंट के लिए सही लेआउट बनाना मुश्किल होता है। कई बार तो फाइल सेव ही नहीं हुई क्योंकि कोई अनजान एरर आ गया। शायद मेरा वर्जन पुराना है या कुछ सेटिंग मिस कर रहा हूँ, इसलिए इतना आसान काम भी इतना मुश्किल लग रहा है। अगर किसी को कोई सही तरीका पता हो तो बताओ।

@Kiran Singh I had a similar problem with InDesign CC 2023 on macOS Monterey. For me, the red plus sign didn’t show up until I toggled the “Show Text Threads” option in the View menu. Once that was enabled, overflow indicators appeared again as expected. Worth checking if that visibility setting got accidentally turned off.

I faced the same issue with CorelDraw X7 installed alongside X5. What worked for me was resetting the file associations in Windows to link .CDR files explicitly to the newer version. After that, the preview thumbnails finally showed up correctly in Explorer. Worth trying if thumbnails don’t appear right away.

The main difference between raster and vector files is that raster images are made up of pixels, which means they lose quality when scaled up, whereas vector designs are based on mathematical paths, so they can be resized without any loss in quality. Raster formats include JPEG and PNG, while vector formats include AI and SVG. Sometimes people confuse resolution-dependent raster files with resolution-independent vector ones, so it’s important to choose the format based on how you’ll use the image.

Tried using Snipping Tool exactly as described but it just won’t capture the full desktop screen for me. It always seems to grab only the active window or a part of the screen, not the entire desktop like promised. Anyone else facing this or is there a setting I’m missing?