who can help me on how to transfer graphics from coreldraw to firework because i make use of fireworks not corel draw but all the graphics are in corel draw i want to transfer it to firework for editing.

save your graphics next time with .phg format, taht the only editable extention.

Try getting a cdr-png converter, oogle it if it exists. Download it, convert those corel shits to png and then open it with fireworks!!!!

there are 2 types of png. one is editable, and the other is not. That stuff is really a headache to copy from cdr to fireworks. I got a
project once like that where the logo and header and everything had been done in coreldraw. I had to learn coreldraw by force!

@DHTML. Really. Thanks for enlightening me. Never knew na 2 png extention exist!!!

Donpuzo:

@DHTML. Really. Thanks for enlightening me. Never knew na 2 png extention exist!!!

I am a little surprised - buuuut that 2 types is just my own way of describing it oh.
Well, fireworks uses the same png format as other applications, but in addition, it can store the
individual objects together inside the same png such that you can edit the contents that make up the graphic (that is
what i like refering to as source code - actually more like vectors and objects such as lines, circles and others).
What i refered to as the second type of png is just the one that is similar to jpeg that the contents cannot be edited
unless you want to start slicing it up and manipulating the graphics (what i call patch-patch work).

How can I achieve the first type pls?

The first type of png i described is what you get when you develop stuffs from the scratch using fireworks. That is what i assumed
the poster was looking for so that he can manipulate the graphical objects in fireworks rather than coreldraw, i have not been able
to export from coreldraw into that format yet.

Ya i got the types u are talking about. But never knew a png, existed that can't be edited as in, from scratch, like remove thiis and that!!!!

oh i see, je ki mo tun ja e si eleyi - if you use the export option in your fireworks - depending on your version - there is a png option in it = though i have not checked it out yet, but i can bet it is the non-editable type of png - the size is smaller than the normal png that fireworks save.
I used to think all png stuffs are editable, until i learnt the hard way some few years back