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4 Type a file name in the File name list box.
5 Enable any of the following check boxes:
• Export this page only — exports only the current page in a multipage file
• Selected only — saves only the objects selected in the active drawing
• Do not show filter dialog — suppresses dialog boxes that offer more advanced exporting options
These options are not available for all file formats.
6 Click Export.
If a dialog box for the export format opens, specify the options you want. For detailed information about file formats, see “Supported file
formats” on page 669.
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Compress a file on export Choose a compression type from the Compression type list box.
Specify information about a file Type any comments you want in the Notes box.
Not all of the options or compression types in the Export dialog box are available for all file formats.
Objects on a hidden layer are displayed in the exported file unless the printing and exporting function for the hidden layer is disabled.
For information about the options available when you export to a bitmap file format, see “To convert a vector graphic to a bitmap
when exporting” on page 538.
If you are using an expired trial version, you will not be able to export files.
You can specify which layers will appear in the exported file. For more information, see “To enable or disable printing and exporting
of a layer” on page 260.
To export a file to Microsoft Office or WordPerfect Office
1
Click File Export for  Office.
2 From the Export to list box, choose one of the following:
• Microsoft Office — lets you set options to meet the output requirements of Microsoft Office applications
• WordPerfect Office — optimizes the image for Corel WordPerfect Office by converting it to a WordPerfect Graphics file (WPG)
3 If you chose Microsoft Office, choose one of the following options from the Graphic should be best suited for list box:
• Compatibility — lets you save the drawing as a Portable Network Graphic (PNG) bitmap. This preserves the appearance of the
drawing when you import it into an office application.
• Editing — lets you save the drawing in the Extended Metafile Format (EMF). This retains most of the editable elements in vector
drawings.
4 If you chose Microsoft Office and Compatibility, choose one of the following options from the Optimized for list box:
• Presentation — lets you optimize the file for outputs such as slide shows or online documents (96 dpi)
• Desktop printing — lets you maintain good image quality for desktop printing (150 dpi)
• Commercial printing — lets you optimize the file for high-quality printing (300 dpi)
An estimated file size appears in the lower-left corner of the dialog box.
5 Click OK.
6 Locate the folder in which you want to save the file.