This will only create the intersection of the left-most circle and the rectangle (see figure 2.3).
Use the pick tool to draw a marquee around both circles and the rectangle. Make sure that the corners of the rectangle meet with the circles (see figure 2.2) Select the rectangle tool and draw a rectangle between the two circles. Use the right cursor key to move the copy to the right of the page. Select the pick tool and, with the circle selected, hit Ctrl-c and Ctrl-v to copy and paste the circle. Choose the ellipse tool and, while holding down the Ctrl key to constrain the ratio, draw a circle about 2.5 inches in diameter at the left of the page. This technique involves a little more effort than the first Corel DRAW! tutorial though it’s still rather simple. To show you how some graphics can be created with a vector program as easily as they can be with a paint program, I’m re-creating that first tutorial here. I subsequently went on to create the first GrafX Design online tutorial describing how I had created these buttons with Paint Shop Pro.
I originally created these buttons for the first Earth Orbit Consulting web site. The buttons you’ll draw during this tutorial were inspired by my stereo. Some things may be done differently with other versions.
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This tutorial will show you how to create 3D buttons in Corel DRAW! I used Corel DRAW! 7.0 for Windows.
Tags: Creating 3D Buttons with Corel DRAW Creating 3D Buttons with Corel DRAW Februat 4:16 am | Posted in CorelDraw, GrApHiX | 1 Comment
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