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CORELDRAW WINDOW COMPONENTS

A - STANDARD TOOLBAR
You can customize this or any other Toolbar or create additional Toolbars.

B - PROPERTY BAR
The Property Bar is dynamic. Property options change depending on what you are working on. This enables you to access commands that are specific to the current tool or feature you are using.

C - TOOL BOX
The main tools you will use are accessed from this bar.

D - RULERS
The Rulers show the current mouse cursor location as you move in the work area.

E - COLOR PALETTE
The Color Palette by default is located to the right of the work window. Like the Toolbars, it can also be relocated. You can choose from a preset palette of colors, or use a specific color system such as Pantone Spot Colors.

F - STATUS BAR
The Status Bar is used to give you information about cursor movements or symbol properties such as the fill or size.

G - PAGE NAVIGATOR
The Page Selector is used to add and move between pages. When a file contains multiple pages, individual page tabs appear to the right of the Page Selector bar.

H - DOCKER TABS
Dockers allow access to effects, styles, colors, and many other features of CorelDRAW. They can be floated or “docked” at the side of the window. When closed, they are accessible through a vertical tab.

I - MENU BAR
The area containing drop - down menus with command grouped by category.

J - TITLE BAR
The area displaying the title of the currently drawing of work.

K - DOCUMENT NAVIGATOR
The area at the bottom left of the application window that contain controls for moving between
pages and adding of pages.

L - STATUS BAR
The Status Bar is used to give you information about cursor movements or symbol properties such as the fill or size.

M - PAGE NAVIGATOR
The Page Selector is used to add and move between pages. When a file contains multiple pages, individual page tabs appear to the right of the Page Selector bar.

N - DOCKER TABS
Dockers allow access to effects, styles, colors, and many other features of CorelDRAW. They can be floated or “docked” at the side of the window. When closed, they are accessible through a vertical tab.

O - MENU BAR
The area containing drop - down menus with command grouped by category.

P - TITLE BAR
The area displaying the title of the currently drawing of work.

Q - DOCUMENT NAVIGATOR
The area at the bottom left of the application window that contain controls for moving between
pages and adding of pages.

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[center]CORELDRAW BARS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS[/center]

1. TITLE BAR:- This is the bar that carries the name of the program (package) you are using and it always in colour form and it always at the top of the document, it is the first bar that will automatically appears on the CorelDraw environment immediately you open it. This bar includes: (i) the name of package you are using (ii) the sign (-) stand for minimize (iii) the sign (D) stand for maximize & (iv) The sign (X) stand for council.

2. MENU BAR: - This is the bars that have the list of commands group in which you can use for your design and the list of anything that has to do with the environment of the CorelDraw. The list of the commands include: File Edit, View, Layout, Arrange, Effect, Bitmaps, Text Tools, Windows and Help.
 
3. STATUS BAR: - [/b]This is the bar that has the information about the work done or been doing currently on the CorelDraw page. It allows you to know the size of whatever you draw on the page or the text you type/input on the CorelDraw page.

[b]4. STANDARD BAR: - This bar is the one that carries the standard command and it is very important in a CorelDraw environment. It also useful during work done at a time. This bar include: New page button, Open document button, Save button, Print button, Cut button, Copy button, Past, Undo and Redo button, Import and Export button, and also Zoom box button. These buttons appears with icon for identification.
 
5. PROPERTY BAR: - This is the bar that contains the size and the type of page setup you are using or you want to use. It allows you to visualize both the width and height of the page (paper) you are using. It shows the type of orientation you are using. i.e. (Portrait or Landscape). It also shows you the measurement of the ruler guides on the page.

6. TOOL BOX BAR: - This bar is one of the most useful bar on a CorelDraw environment and it perform a special task. Tools box bar include different kinds and types of tools that can be use to draw, shape, type data, and trim an objects or texts on the page such as : Rectangle Tool, Eclipse Tool, Pick Tool, Shape Tool, Zoom Tool, Bezier Tool, Smart Draw Tool, Polygon Tool, Graph Paper Tool, Basic Shapes, Text Tool, Drop Shadow Tool, Envelope Tool, Interactive Distortion Tool, Transparency Tool, Blend Tool, Eye Dropper & Paint Bucket Tool, Outline Tool Box, Fill Tool &Interactive Fill Tool. These tools can be used in performing magic drawing on a CorelDraw page.

7. TEXT BAR: - This particular bar is the one that has to do with the text or data that you want to or putting into computer on CorelDraw. It show and enable you to choose the size of character/font styles you want to use and it allows you to choose the type/kind of font/ or text style that you want to choose or use on your convenience.
 
This bar is also allow you to bold, italic and underline the text you are working with. It shows in signs like (B for Bold), (I for Italic) and (U for Underline). This text bar is very important and it allows you to select the type of alignment you want and there are five types alignment available on the bar in which you can choose or select from, they are: left alignment, centre alignment, right alignment, full alignment and force full alignment.

8. ZOOM BAR:- This is the bar that gives you the ability to zoom in and zoom out i.e.(to view the big size of your work or the small size of it), the page you are working with and it allows you to see the actual size of page on the particular object or text you are working with.
 
9. INTERNET BAR: - Is the bar that works with internet connection and it can be use unless the computer you are using is not connected to internet.
 
10. TRANSFORM BAR: - Is the bar that gives and shows you the measure of your work done, the page and it also allow you to mirror your job or work done before printing.

[center]WORKING WITH MENUS BAR[/center]

MENU BAR: - There are eleven (11) buttons available in this bar. Is the bar that is very import and it mostly use in CorelDraw. The bars include the different names of command such as: file, edit, view, layout, arrange, effect, bitmaps, text, tools, windows and help.

1. FILE:- This file button include: New Page, Open, Close, Save, Save As, Revert, Acquire Image, (Select Source/Acquire), Import, Export, Sent To, Print, Print Preview, Print Setup e.t.c.
 
2. EDIT:- The edit button include: Undo Create, Redo Create, Repeat, Cut, Copy, Paste, Paste Special, Delete, Symbol, Duplicate, Over Print Outline, Select All (Object, Text Guideline, Nodes) Find, and Replace, Insert Barcode e.t.c.

VIEW: - This is the button that has to do with the visualization of the page you are working with. It includes: Simple Wireframe, Wireframe, Draft, Normal, Enhanced, Full Screen Preview, Preview Selected Only, Page Sorter View, Rulers, Grid, Guidelines e.t.c.
 
LAYOUT: - This is the button that enables you to setup your page and allows you to select the type of page orientation. It include: Insert page, Delete page, rename page, go to page, switch to page orientation, page setup, page background e.t.c.
 
ARRANGE: - This button help you to carry out your own convenient setting on the work-done. It enables you to do/work/design as you want or like. This also include: Transformation, Clear Transformation, Align and Distribute, Order, Group, Ungroup, Ungroup All, Combine, Break Apart, Lock Object, Unlock Object, Shaping, Convert to Curves, Convert Outline to Object e.t.c.

EFFECTS: - This button enables you to make your own effectiveness on the work-done on the page of CorelDraw. It also performs many special tasks. It includes: Adjust, Transform Correction, Artist Media, Blend, Contour, Envelope, Extrude, Lens Add Perspective, Power Clip Rollover e.t.c
 
BITMAPS: - This button carries many functions that perform difference formatting. It also allows you to change the face of a picture on a CorelDraw page. It includes: convert to bitmap, edit bitmap, crop bitmap, colour transform, contour, creative, distort, noise, sharpen e.t.c. this particular button bitmaps) is mainly use when you are working with pictures.
 
TEXT: - This is one of the important buttons on a menu bar and it has to do with text/data or character you may be working with. It also includes: format text, edit text, insert character, fit text to path, fix text to frame, align to baseline, and straighten text e.t.c.

TOOLS: - This tool button contains the list of command that you can use to maintain your work done and also to set your work into your own convenience desire.
 
WINDOW: - This is the button that carries the list of the command that appears on your CorelDraw page.

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UNDERSTANDING GRAPHICS THROUGH CORELDRAW (PART 1)

1 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHICS
2 WHAT IS GRAPHICS?
3 TYPES OF GRAPHICS (A)
4 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GRAPHIC AND GRAPHICS
5 WHO IS GRAPHICS ARTIST/TYPES OF ARTISTS
6 GRAPHICS ARTIST/DESIGNER OR AN ILLUSTRATOR
7 SIMILARITY BETWEEN A GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND ILLUSTRATOR
8 WHAT YOU NEED TO BE A GRAPHICS ARTIST OR DESIGNER
9 CATEGORIES OF GRAPHICS
10 TERMS USE IN GRAPHICS
11 UNDERSTANDING BACKGROUNDS
12 IMAGE FORMAT
13 MEASUREMENTS
14 DRAWING UNITS
15 TYPES OF GRAPHICS (B)
16 WHEN DO WE NEED GRAPHICS?
17 WHERE DO WE NEED GRAPHICS?
18 HOW CAN WE GET GRAPHICS?
19 THE IMPART AND THE IMPACT OF GRAPHICS IN OUR DAILY LIFE AND IN OUR BUSINESSES
20 NOW AM I A GRAPHICS DESIGNER?
21 TYPE OF BARS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
22 WORKING WITH MENUS BAR
22 TOOL OVERVIEW AND WORKING WITH COREL-DRAW


WHAT IS GRAPHICS?
Cambridge Dictionary: Graphics is images shown on a computer screen or the pages of news paper.
Graphics can also be define as putting one, two or three objects or characters together with or without colours to impress and to attract your viewers and customers.
 
TYPES OF GRAPHICS DESIGNS (A)
Vector Art: (abstract, illustrator art line
Bitmap Images Graphics: (pattern art, Full colour image or bitmap pictures or objects)

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GRAPHIC AND GRAPHICS
GRAPHIC: An image especially on a computer or in a newspaper or books
GRAPHICS:- Images shown on a computer screen

WHO IS A GRAPHIC ARTIST?
TYPES OF GRAPHIC ARTIST
Graphic Designer
An illustrator
 
GRAPHICS DESIGNER OR AN ILLUSTRATOR

GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Is a person whose job is to draw or design, paint pictures through computer system.
AN ILLUSTRATOR:- Is a person whose job is to draw or paint pictures for books or on canvas e.g. portrait work- mainly known as an Artist.

SIMILIARITY BETWEEN A GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND ILLUSTRATOR
Both are graphic artist.

WHAT YOU NEED TO BE A GRAPHIC ARTIST OR GRAPHICS DESIGNER?
Focus
Patience
Serve Of Reasoning
Creativity
Ability To Yield To Corrections
Allowing People To Criticize Your Work/Job
Having Sense Of Humor

CATEGORIES OF GRAPHICS

Normal Graphics (1D)
Two Dimensional Graphics (2D)
Three Dimensional (3D) Graphics
Four Dimensional (4D) Graphics

DRAWING UNITS IN CORELDRAW

Inches
Millimeters
Picas
Points
Pixels
Ciceroes
Didots
Feet
Yards
Miles
Centimeters
Meters
Kilometers
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TYPES OF GRAPHICS (B)

1. BITMAP IMAGES GRAPHICS
2. VECTOR IMAGES/ART GRAPHICS


*POPULAR BITMAP EDITING PROGRAMS

Microsoft Paint
Adobe Photoshop
Corel Photo-Paint
Corel Paint Shop Pro
The Gimp

*KEY POINTS ABOUT BITMAP IMAGES:

Pixels in a grid
Resolution dependent
Resizing reduces quality
Easily converted
Restricted to rectangle
Minimal support for transparency

VECTOR ART/IMAGES GRAHICS

VECTOR GRAPHICS:
are made up of many individual, syllable objects. These objects are defined by mathematical equations rather than pixels, so they always render at the highest quality.

COMMON VECTOR FORMATS INCLUDES:

AI (Adobe Illustrator)
CDR (CorelDraw
CMX (Corel Exchange)
CGM Computer Graphics Metafile
DXF AutoCad
WMF (Window Meta file)


POPULAR VECTOR DRAWING PROGRAMS
Adobe Illustrator
CorelDraw
Serif Draw plus

COMMON METAFILE FORMATS:
EPS (Encapsulated Postscript
PDF (Portable Document Format)
PICT (Macintosh)

KEY POINTS ABOUT VECTOR GRAPHICS
Scalable
Resolution Independent
No background
Cartoon- like
Inappropriate for photo-realistic images
Metafiles contain both raster and vector data

*NOTE: DO NOT IGNORE THIS FIRST PART OF THE TRAINING, BECAUSE YOU CAN NOT BE A PROFESSIONAL GRAPHICS DESIGNER WITHOUT YOU KNOWING ALL THE FUNDAMENTAL ASPECT OF THE PROGRAM. BY THE GRACE OF GOD I WILL BE STARTING THE CORELDRAW PROPER IN THE NEXT TUTOR.

15 Tips on How to Be Happy Instantly!

Happiness is not something to be searched for; it is something to be created. Here are some ways to take control of your mind, raise your baseline level of happiness, and even inspire others in the art of “how to be happy” – starting right now!

Raising Your Baseline Happiness

Everyone has a genetically predisposed baseline level of happiness. That doesn’t mean you were born to be grumpy! It just means that you are generally at a certain level of happiness and you fluctuate from that baseline – up when you’re happy, down when you’re sad. But you can raise that baseline with some self-work.

Begin with a choice to be happier!

1. When something/someone makes you angry or upset, ask yourself, “why am I allowing this to destroy my good mood?” You can’t control the behaviors of others, and you can’t always control what happens around you, but you can choose how it affects you and how you respond. Learn to master your emotions with a daily meditation practice. During meditation, allow yourself to feel an emotion, and then choose something happier to think about. Don’t deny your emotions – that would make life boring! As soon as the initial rush of the emotion passes, pull your thoughts away from the source of your unhappiness.

2. Follow your bliss and intuition. Following someone else’s path can be a huge source of unhappiness. Do what you love, and say no more often to things that don’t feel right. If you grew up with certain ideas of what life should be like, careers to pursue or life choices that don’t ring true to you, don’t follow them. Be true to yourself.

3. Look on the bright side and be grateful. Look for the silver linings, hidden blessings and unexpected benefits in all difficult situations. This gives you a different perspective and you’ll be less likely to let things upset you. Be grateful for everything. Appreciation for the good things comes easily, but be grateful for how difficulties enrich your life! Every day as you drift off to sleep, name five things to be grateful for that day.

4. Have a goal or purpose. What’s your reason to get out of bed every day? Hopefully for something that makes you feel alive! Set a goal that excites you and give it some effort every day! Think about the last time you accomplished something that challenged you. Remember the process and how happy you were…

5. Money isn’t everything, but lack of enough money to meet basic needs is a HUGE source of stress and unhappiness. Ideally, you love what you do and you get paid well for it. If your job isn’t inspiring but it pays the bills, spend more of your free time doing what you love. If you don’t have a job, be open to the unexpected. Be grateful for the valuable lessons that lack of money brings including the opportunity to live a simple life focused on what’s important… and keep your eyes open for a better situation!

6. Stay uncomfortable. This may sound counterintuitive, but getting too comfortable will quickly bore you and decrease your happiness. You know when you’re really happy – when you’re doing something you’re passionate about, something that challenges and inspires you. So go do that!

7. Socialize. Even if you’re naturally shy, seek out a few close friends or family members. Be with people. Humans are not meant to be solitary creatures! The happiest moments are often spent with people who share the same interests and values. Join clubs or meetup groups, or just hang out where people do what you love to do.

8. Smile more. A smile is more than a change in facial expression – it’s a physiological phenomenon that makes you feel happier, even when you’re in the depths of despair.

9. Forgive. You are the one choosing to carry the emotional burden of something that someone did. You don’t have to condone what they did, but you can let it go. You can relegate it to your past and release the burden.

10. Meditate. 15-30 minutes of silent contemplation with Omharmonics every day will make you happier. Meditation:

stimulates the production of feel-good hormones.
teaches self-awareness of thoughts and emotions; over time, you’ll learn to choose thoughts and emotions that are more pleasing to you.
gives you a chance to reflect on things that happened and choose a different interpretation based on a different perspective.
increases activity in the part of the brain associated with happiness and positive emotions.
teaches you to be present in the moment, when you can’t be worrying about the future or stewing about the past.
encourages non-analytical, non-judgmental thinking. Whenever you judge something, you create the potential for unhappiness. Think about any event that made you unhappy and look at it from a non-judgmental point of view. If it rained on your wedding day, did the rain ruin your wedding, or did your attitude ruin it? It’s how you look at things that matters!
11. Derail downward-spiraling thoughts. If you are angry with yourself for doing something stupid and you say, “I always do stupid things!” – instead of agreeing with that automatic knee-jerk statement, challenge it! Do you ALWAYS do stupid things? Of course not! Challenge your automatic “logic.”

12. Discover and work on your strengths and passions. You are good at certain things for a reason. They are closely tied to your life’s purpose. Find and participate in activities that enhance your strengths and fuel your passions.

13. Practice random acts of kindness. This makes both you and the receiver happy!

14. Live simply. Focus on what’s really meaningful and important, and leave the consumerist rat race to others.

15. Take care of yourself. Good health lets you enjoy life so treasure the incredible organism that is your body! Nurture your spiritual, mental, physical and emotional aspects.

You can’t experience the highs without having the lows to contrast them with! Make small changes here and there, and you’ll raise your baseline happiness gradually and noticeably!

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