View modes in CorelDraw _ Part5

Often, when working on an image, you want to see it without the clutter of the screen or the image has become so complex that you only want to see the outlines of the object. These are the View options.

1. Go to the View menu and select the Wire frame. The various view qualities are designed to save screen redraw time for complex drawings.

2. Change back to the Normal View option.

            Views are:

1.     Simple Wire frame

Black and white outlines of the objects. Bitmaps are shown as monochrome grayed areas. Does not show blended objects or some other effects.

 

2.     Wire frame

Black and white outlines of all objects including blend groups.

 

3.     Draft

Displays most items as they will be printed but uses patterns to represent certain fills. A checkerboard pattern is displayed for the two-color fills. Two-headed arrows display for full color fills. Hatched line patterns display in place of bitmap fills. A pattern of repeated PS displays for the PostScript fills. Screen redraw time is much faster in Draft mode.

 

4.     Normal

Displays all object, high resolution bitmaps and all fills except PostScript.

 

5.     Enhanced

Displays the best possible quality for your monitor and shows all PostScript fills.