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4 Choose one of the following from the Setting list box:

• If any spot colors are used

• If more than 1 spot color used

• If more than 2 spot colors used

• If more than 3 spot colors used

5 Choose Many fonts (preflight) from the Special settings list, and choose a number from the Setting list box that appears.

To disable the downloading of Type 1 fonts

Click File Print.

2 Click the PostScript tab.

3 Disable the Download Type1 fonts check box.

Type 1 fonts can be downloaded only for PostScript devices.

When the Download Type1 fonts check box is enabled, the Convert TrueType to Type1 check box is enabled by default. This ensures

that TrueType fonts are converted to Type 1 fonts so that they can be downloaded. Disable the Convert TrueType to Type1 check box

only if the output device has difficulty interpreting Type 1 fonts.

To choose the maximum number of bitmap fonts

Click Tools Options.

2 In the list of categories, double-click Global, and click Printing.

3 Choose Bitmap font limit (PS) from the Special settings list.

4 Choose a value from the Settings list box.

If you want to set a maximum bitmap font size, choose a font size from the Bitmap font size threshold (PS) list box.

Using print merge

CorelDRAW lets you combine text from a data source with a drawing. When you merge documents, you can produce several different

copies of a drawing. You can use merged documents to create personalized documents, such as mailing lists, questionnaires, and targeted

marketing documents, where each printed document contains specific information from a record in a data source, such as a text file or an

ODBC data source (a Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Access file).

When you merge documents, you create a form document in CorelDRAWand combine it with a data source. A form document provides the

pattern and layout for a merged document. A data source supplies information for a drawing during the merge. CorelDRAW supports the

following data source files: Text (TXT) files, comma-separated values (CSV) files, Rich Text Format (RTF) files, and files that can be opened by

means of an ODBC data source.