I have a very old clipart disk from Corel Draw 4. Will this program open those clipart files?
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Yes, it should open any old Corel files...I've been using Corel Draw since 1989...(v1.0!), and still have almost all of my disks, and sometimes dig then out to access old clip art. IF the OPEN COMMAND doesn't work, you may be able to get to it by using the IMPORT option. We are teaching my youngest the basics of Corel now.
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It should. I'm running Windows XP and used this drive to read some CAD files that I drew years ago. Opened the files fine. I thought it worked really well. Good luck
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I would think so. My disks and the files on them were from old Windows version laptop and desktop computer. I transferred Word, Excel, and Powerpoint files and some images that were most likely JPeg. Everything opened just fine on my current laptop that I plugged this little drive into. But please note that this is a floppy disk (hard square things) drive and not a CD/ROM drive. If your disks are from the photo developer they are most likely CDs. This won't work for DVDs or CDs (shiny round disks).
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You can either draw into the program on a sketch layer, or if you draw on paper you can scan it, either or is good. i recommend a great drawing tablet however.
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Yes, but the images do not display as thumbnails. Use the free Irfanview program for viewing thumbnails of these and other graphics files no longer supported as thumbnails by the new Windows operating systems.
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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I would assume so but don't know for sure. As with software you can open documents created in older versions in the newer version but not the other way around. I use the FW or thunderbolt cable. I hope this helps. If not, you may find your answer on their website.
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Yes, you can open/select a single design in a folder to open, multiple designs, a single folder, or even multiple folders to open. I love this version of BuzzXplore (I had an earlier version and upgraded to this one). You can see as much detail regarding stitch count, color count, etc. You can see the "Actual Size" of any design by selecting the design, right-click the mouse, and select "Actual Size." Up pops another window with the actual size of the design. You can "see" designs that are still in zipped files, can unzip files within the program, and you can convert one or many designs at once to the most common machine formats. Since I have many, many designs, I love this program!
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Unfortunately the answer is "no". The program only recognizes scans as pictures and not characters.
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Yes. Just pick out your object then save to pics. Name it and go to file in silhouette. Choose import to my library. Type in file name then ok. That hopefully answered your question.
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You could do it with a external USB cd drive. There might be a way to do it from the Wacom website.
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I would imagine that it is... I don't really create any graphics. But I do have an older version of Adobe Photoshop Extensions that I will install, and maybe play around with.
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Yes it is, that is the operating system I used it on. I converted over 3500 slides and film strip images with only a few problems due to warped slides.
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Yes. It will not directly open the files, though. To use the files, Open FileMaker, and use the import option in the file menu. Version 9 will import and convert files from versions 3 through 6, and save them in .fp7 format, which is totally compatible with version 9 through 11. You will no longer be able to use the files in version 5. There is a check box which allows you to save the original files by renaming them OLD + file name. I suggest using it as you may want to reopen them someday. I did this going from version 4 to version 9 with no trouble whatsoever, and am doing the same going from 9 to 12, as Mac OS 10 will not run any earlier version of FileMaker than version 12.
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I've opened very old .cdr files...very old meaning the old DOS versions of CorelDRAW with the newer version of their Home and Student Suite 2014 without any issue. For whatever reason the only place you can get this newer version here in the US is via their website. Here's the link that also includes a comparison sheet. http://www.corel.com/corel/product/index.jsp?1=1&promo=5081&dcs_action=applyCoupon&url_coupon=5081&onyxcampaignid=5081&storeKey=us&pid=prod5140095#tab1
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There is software called scan-and-stitch, which I have not used, that says it will.
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Yes. Game files and be saved/exported in *.pgn format as well as fritz/chessbase (*.cbh) formats.