CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6 Guidebook

Chapter 10: Finding and Managing Content | 133

To search for content, click a location in the

Libraries, Favorite folders, or Folders

pane. Next, type a word in the Search and

address box, and press Enter.

To search for content in multiple locations,

enable the check boxes for the folders that

you want to search, and click the Refresh

button.

You can also find all images used on a Web

site by typing the Web address in the

Search and address box.

You can find all images used on a Web site by typing the
Web address.

You can narrow the search results by using

different criteria, such as graphics type,

category, or file format. For example, if you are

looking for a vector graphic, you can display

only vector formats that are supported by

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite. If you are

searching for bitmap graphics, you can display

only bitmap formats that are supported by

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite. If you want to

choose a font for the text in your project, you

can display TrueType (TTF), OpenType (OTF),

and PostScript (PFB and PFM) fonts. You can

also search for file formats that are not

supported by CorelDRAW Graphics Suite.

To narrow the search results, click one of

the following buttons on the Filter

toolbar: Folders , Vectors ,

Bitmaps , Fonts , or Other files.

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is fully integrated

with the search capabilities that are offered by

Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Note that to

use Corel CONNECT on Microsoft Windows XP,

you must have Windows Search installed and

running. Windows Search is available as a free

download from the Microsoft® Download

Center. If you are using another third-party

computer indexing and search tool (for

example, Google Desktop™), or you don’t have

Windows Search installed, the application has

limited search capabilities and lets you search

only by filename.