Operation Manual

CorelDRAW workspace tour | 75
Toolbar Description
Internet Contains commands for web-related tools for creating rollovers and
publishing to the Internet
Print merge Contains commands for print merge items that combine text with a
drawing such as creating and loading data files, creating data fields
for variable text, and inserting print merge fields
Transform Contains commands for skewing, rotating, and mirroring objects
Macros Contains commands for editing, testing, and running macros
To toggle between displaying and hiding a toolbar, click Window Toolbars, and click the command with the toolbar name.
To lock all toolbars so that you don’t inadvertently change their position, click Window Toolbars Lock toolbars.
Exploring the toolbox
The toolbox contains tools for drawing and editing images. Some of the tools are visible by default, while others are grouped in flyouts.
Flyouts open to display a set of related CorelDRAW tools. A small flyout arrow in the lower-right corner of a toolbox button indicates a
flyout. You can access the tools in a flyout by clicking the flyout arrow. After you open a flyout, you can easily scan the contents of other
flyouts by hovering over any of the toolbox buttons which have flyout arrows. Flyouts function like toolbars when you drag them away from
the toolbox. This lets you view all the related tools while you work.
In the default workspace, clicking the flyout arrow on the Shape tool opens the Shape edit flyout.
Some tools in the toolbox are not visible by default. You can choose which tools to display in the toolbox.
Locating tools in the toolbox
The following illustration shows the other flyouts in the default CorelDRAW toolbox and can help you locate tools more easily.