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Opening
Separated Mask And Bitmap In CorelDRAW® 8 |
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1. Launch CorelDRAW 8 and click File > New
(unless there is already a blank, new workspace available).
Then click File > Import > TIFF and select
the TIFF file previously saved.
![mask25.gif](images/mask25.gif)
2. When the corner-shaped cursor appears, click the
mouse once.
![mask26.gif](images/mask26.gif)
3. The imported TIFF will appear.
![mask27.jpg](images/mask27.jpg)
4. Next, click File > Import > PostScript
Interpreted (PS, PRN, EPS) and select the mask that
was previously saved as an EPS file.
![mask28.gif](images/mask28.gif)
5. You'll see an "Import PostScript" dialog.
Just accept the defaults and click "OK".
![mask29.gif](images/mask29.gif)
6. When the corner-shaped cursor appears, click the
mouse once. Don't worry about the alignment of the mask
for now, this is just an exercise.
![mask30.jpg](images/mask30.jpg)
7. The mask is now imported into the image as a separate
object available for editing.
![mask31.gif](images/mask31.gif)
8. With the mask still selected, click the Fill Tool,
and select "No Fill".
![mask32.gif](images/mask32.gif)
9. Click "Wireframe View" to make both the
mask and bitmap objects visible. You can now manipulate
the mask as a separate object anyway you wish.
![mask33.gif](images/mask33.gif)
Click
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