

If necessary, you can search for an image by using the search box. Locate the folder where the file is stored. For more information, see Modify encoding settings. As you position the images, overlapping areas will turn black to signal that you have aligned the edges correctly.

You can select, move, and rotate the images, as well as change your view of them to allow more precise positioning. To ensure that text is correctly displayed in the image window, you need to use encoding settings. In Corel PHOTO-PAINT, you can stitch multiple images interactively. To do this, you can use code page settings to ensure that object names and notes saved with the image are displayed correctly in the Objects docker. You can open or import an image from version 11 or earlier of Corel PHOTO-PAINT that contains text in a language different from the language of your operating system. Open earlier versions of multilingual files For more information, see Find images with the CONNECT Content docker. For more information about searching for files, see the Windows Help. You can search for images by different criteria, such as filename, title, subject, keyword, comment, and other properties attached to the file.

You can use the clipart and photos that are included with the application. Importing allows you to add a new image to the active image window. You can customize the application so that documents are opened in floating windows. When you open documents in Corel PHOTO-PAINT, by default they are displayed in tabbed view. Each image you open appears in its own image window. You can open most bitmaps in Corel PHOTO-PAINT.
