Documented

         DelayToDrawWhileMoving 
         MaxCharsToDrawDuringKern
         3DLook
         AutoBackupDir
         AutoBackupMins
         BigPalette
         BigToolbox
         CalligraphicClipboard 
         CMYKPalette
         ConfigDir
         CorelFiltersDir
         DefaultFont
         DrawDir
         ExportTextAsCurves    
         FontRasterizer
         FontsDir
         HyphenateDict
         INKPalette
         MakeBackupWhenSave
         MaximizeCDraw
         OLEConvertObjectstoDraw 
         PSBitmapFontLimit
         PSComplexityThreshold 
         ShowObjectsWhenMoving
         SpellDict
         SpellLanguage
         TextOnClpMetafile     
         ThesaurusDict
         WarnBadOrientation

Undocumented

PSBitmapFontSizeThreshold=?

Default: 75 
Range: 0 to 1000

Description:   This key and value set the threshold (measured in device pixels) below which
CorelDRAW will render text characters as bitmaps (as opposed to curve descriptions).  If it is
determined that a text string is set in a font that falls within this threshold (and certain other
criteria are met - see below) then the characters needed to produce the string will be rendered as
bitmaps and sent to the PostScript interpreter to be cached.  These bitmaps will be created using a
grid relative to the resolution of the selected printer, and taking into account any available 'hints'.
This has a dramatic effect on the printing speed of large text entries as well as the quality of non-
resident fonts at small point sizes.  To determine the point size that corresponds to a particular
threshold setting at a certain resolution, use the following formula:


         PSBitmapFontSizeThreshold  X  72
         ---------------------------------------------
             Resolution of selected device

Conditions:
          the font is not designated as resident
          no scale or skew has been applied
          no non-linear transformations (envelope) have been applied
          no outline has been applied
          the text object has a uniform fill
          the 'Fit to page' and 'Scale'  print options are disabled

EPSImageHeaderHighResolution=? 

Default: 75 dpi ("high" resolution, when this line is not present or left without a value)
Range: 30 - 1000 

Description:   Overrides the 'High' resolution used for image headers for an EPS export (i.e.'High
resolution' button must be selected in the EPS Export options dialog). This entry is in dpi.


UseClippingForFills=?

Default: 3
Range: 0=never, 1=Preview only, 2=print only, 3=always

Description:   Flag to use or disable Windows clip regions for rendering exotic fills . This flag has
been added to allow disabling of Windows clipping regions which are poorly supported by some
esoteric screen drivers (mostly Windows accelerator boards). Instead of using clipping paths for
filling objects, the program will use the old, 2-pass fills. Note that clip regions are never used to
fill text objects.


TTFOptimization=?   

Default: 1
Range: 1(default) - optimizes Truetype display; 0 - no optimization is done

Description:   This is a fallback switch to be used if the new TrueType optimization methods fails
on certain systems. 

FILTERS:

For use with IMPPCX.DLL  3.00 Rev B+ (not currently shipping with Rev.B)

[CorelPCXImport]
UseResolution=?
default= 0 
         0- (NO) The filter will ignore the X and Y values supplied in the .PCX file.  This means
     that the file will import 'Fit to Page' however, the aspect ratio will be maintained.
         1- (YES) The filter will use the X and Y values supplied in the .PCX file.  The aspect ratio
     of the file MAY be distorted.  If this is the case change the UseResolution value to 0.
         To use this switch you must add " [CorelPCXImport] " to the CORELDRW.INI
     manually. If the section is NOT in the CORELDRW.INI or UseResolution is set to 0.

[CorelAIExport]
V88Header=aihead.dat ;   header file to use when exporting to AI 88 format
V3Header=ai3head.dat ;   header file to use when exporting to AI 3.0 format
V3Footer=ai3foot.dat ;   footer file to use when exporting to AI
DlgVersion=2;               saved dialog value
DlgTextAsText=0;                 saved dialog value




[CorelDXFExport]
InchHeader=dxfhead.dat ; header file to use when exporting in inches
MMHeader=dxfhead2.dat;   header file to use when exporting in millimetres
DlgFullColor=1;                  saved dialog value
DlgInches=1;                             saved dialog value

[CorelWPGExport]
DlgColors=256 ;               saved dialog value

[CorelHPGLPens]
P1=Black
P2=Blue
P3=Red
P4=Green
P5=Magenta
P6=Yellow
P7=Cyan
P8=Brown
* Colour names for the pens when importing
or exporting up to 256 pens may be defined.

[CorelHPGLColors]
Black=0   0   0 100
Blue=100 100   0   0
Red=0 100 100   0
Green=100   0 100   0
Magenta=0 100   0   0
Yellow=0   0 100   0
Cyan=100   0   0   0
Brown=0  50 100  25
* CMYK colour definitions for the colour
names in the [CorelHPGLPens] section.

[CorelBitmapExports]

BitsPerPixel=8;     saved dialog value
RenderFlags=3;      saved dialog value
Compress=0;                 saved dialog value
DotsPerInch=150 ;   saved dialog value