# 4023- Accessing Clipart & Symbols in CorelDRAW 4 There are over 18,000 clipart images and symbols in CorelDRAW 4. Importing is the primary method of accessing the clipart in CorelDRAW products for use within a document. This document will outline the steps required to search for, and import a specific clipart image from the clipart manual. Importing Clipart For this document, we will search for, and import the clipart image BUG288. This is located on page 168 of the clipart manual. 1. Insert the CD-ROM, and launch CorelDRAW 4. 2. Click File, Import. 3. In the List Files of Type list box, click CorelDRAW!, *.CDR.. In most cases, clipart is located in the following directory structure: CLIPART \ VENDOR \ CATEGORY \ SUB-CATEGORY* \ CLIPART NAME * Not all paths contain a sub-category 4. Click the CD-ROM drive, and double-click the clipart directory. To determine which vendor is associated with BUG288, turn to page 168 in the clipart Manual. The top right hand corner of each clipart page displays a vendor insignia. In this case, there is an insignia for Corel. This indicates that the vendor associated with BUG288 is Corel. 5. Double-click the Corel directory. 6. A list of categories will appear below the vendor name. To determine which category is associated with BUG288, refer to the Icons located in the top left hand corners of each clipart page. On page 168, the Icon in the top left page corner is a silhouette of an ant. Cross reference this icon and determine the category name. 7. Double-click the Insect directory. 8. Double-click the BUG288 file. The image will be automatically imported into the CorelDRAW 4 document. Note: The CRESTS and INSIGNIAS (*.CDR clipart) are located on CD-ROM #2 in the Clipart directory. Corel File Finder To access an individual clipart file, use the Corel File Finder located in the CATALOG directory on the CorelDRAW 4 CD-ROM. Double-click FINDER.EXE to launch the application. Type the name of the file listed in the clipart manual and the Corel File Finder will provide you with the exact location of the clipart image. Note: For easy access to the Corel File Finder, copy the catalog directory to your hard drive, and click the CorelDRAW 4 group in the Program Manager. From the File menu, click New, New Item. Click FINDER.EXE, and click OK. The Corel File Finder icon will be placed in the CorelDRAW 4 group. For more information about Corel File Finder, click Help from within the application. Accessing Symbols Symbols are located in the clipart Manual on pages 371 to 450, and are referenced in the same manner as the clipart, but are not opened or imported. Note: CorelDRAW symbols can be accessed directly from CorelDRAW provided all of the symbols have been previously installed. If all of the symbols are not available to you, perform a Custom Install clicking None for everything except Fonts and Symbols. For this option click Some. Click Add All, and finish the installation. The next time CorelDRAW is launched, all of the symbols will be accessible. To access a Symbol: 1. From the CorelDRAW 4 toolbox, click and hold the Artistic Text tool. 2. Click the Star icon from the flyout. 3. Click anywhere on the page, and a Symbols dialog box will appear. 4. Locate the appropriate category for the desired symbol. 5. From the clipart Manual, determine the Symbol Number, and type it on the Symbol # line. 6. Click OK. The symbol will appear in the CorelDRAW document. Libraries Templates are located on pages 360-370, and are found on CD-ROM #1 in the CLIPART\TEMPLATE directories. To access a Template, click File, Open and ensure that CorelDRAW! Template (*.CDT) is selected in the List Files of Type list box. Images are located on pages 451 to 472, and are found on CD-ROM #2 in the PAINT directory. To access an image from this section, click File, Import, and and ensure that TIFF Bitmap,*.TIF,*.SEP is selected in the List Files of Type list box.. Refer to the Clipart index to properly associate the desired image to its respective category. The Charts, Flics and Move libraries located on pages 473 to 489, are found on CD-ROM #2 in their respective directories. In most cases, they can only be viewed from within their specific applications.