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Customizing a brochure from a preset template

Example 2

The following changes are made to the
document to create the new brochure:

1 — The photo is replaced.

2 — White bubbles are created to reflect

the theme of the brochure while making

the overall composition more whimsical.

3 — Additional photos are imported, and

PowerClip™ objects are created to make

the photos fit within the white vector

bubbles.

4 — The green backdrop (rectangle) is

removed. Purple shapes with subtle white

curves are added in the upper-right corner

to create balance in the design.

5 — The main title is enlarged to span

approximately 80% of the page width,

which makes it easier to read the text

from afar.

6 — The logo color is replaced with white,

and the double horizontal lines are

reduced in stroke width.

7 — The body text is relocated under the

logo, and the alignment is fully justified,

so that the text flows seamlessly.

Creating templates

If you want to reuse the design elements in a

document, you can save it as a template.

When you save a template, CorelDRAW lets

you add reference information, such as

pagination, category, industry, and other

notes. This reference information makes it easy

to organize and search for templates later.

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