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hard disk drives and CD recorders) Some SCSI experts recommend that you don t mix internal and external drives on the same host adapter Others recommend that if you do mix external and internal drives that you keep the total SCSI bus length less than 7 feet This is more conservative than the actual speci cation, but it may reduce the chances of running into perplexing SCSI problems Use active termination on both ends of your SCSI chain Active termination ensures that the signals along the SCSI bus will be balanced and stay within acceptable amplitude levels (ensuring data integrity throughout the bus) Active terminators are built into many newer drives or can be added as a terminator plug (available from companies such as APS Technologies at wwwapstechcom) Avoid having extraneous devices on the SCSI bus, such as scanners or printers These devices can often introduce signals onto the bus any time they are powered on even if inactive Any erroneous data that appears on the SCSI bus can potentially disrupt the recording process, which, of course, can ruin the media being recorded Disconnect network interface cards in the CD recorder host computer prior to recording and disable their network drivers Network activity in the midst of a recording can cause problems (unless you re running applications that are designed speci cally to perform recording operations in the network environment Disable or disconnect fax/modem boards installed in your computer that may be set up to respond to incoming faxes or communications from other computers If the host computer tries to respond to modem communications while recording a CD, it will probably ruin the recording Disable any TSR applications running on your host computer before starting to record a CD Screen savers, timers, alarms from personal manager programs, and similar memory-resident applications can disrupt a recording operation if they are active Once your hardware is installed, you can generally test its proper operation by inserting blank media and performing a test write operation (which moves the laser record head and simulates the data transfer to see if the equipment and host computer can successfully write to disc) If the test operation doesn t work at all or.

From Uniform to Non-Uniform Shape Filling Filling an Object, Setting Fill Properties Uniform Color Fill Options Setting Uniform Fill Options Applying a Fountain Fill Creating Fountain-Filled Objects Controlling Fountain Fills Interactively Using Custom Fountain Fills Editing a Fountain Fill In-Place Setting Fountain Fill Dialog Options Saving Your Own Fill as a Preset Applying Pattern Fills Controlling Pattern Fills Interactively Customizing a Pattern Fill Using Pattern Fill Dialog Options Create Your Own Two-Color and Full-Color Patterns Applying Texture Fills Setting Texture Fill Options Creating and Saving Texture Samples Applying PostScript Fills Applying Mesh Fills Blending Colors Using the Mesh Fill Mesh Fill Control Handles Mesh Fill Advanced Editing Techniques

Outline Attributes Applying Outline Pen Properties Outline Pen Options and the Property Bar Going Long and Wide Using the Outline Tool Exploring the Outline Pen Dialog Setting Outline Color Choosing Outline Styles Creating and Editing Outline Styles Drawing a Dotted Line Style Setting Outline Arrowheads Drawing and Saving an Arrowhead Style Setting Corner Shape Setting Line Cap Shape Outline Pen Calligraphic Effects Scaling and Behind Fill Options Turning an Outline into an Object

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As hinted at earlier, the Undo docker is also a great way to create VBA macros Clicking the Save List To A VBA Macro button in the docker opens the Save Macro dialog, where you provide a name and description for the new macro and store it either with your open document or to CorelDRAW X4 s main Global Macros list Keep in mind when naming your macros that spaces are not valid characters, but underscores are

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