Start with CorelDraw Interface

Let’s examine the workplace and see how the entire setup operates. On startup, the application window opens. It contains a drawing window. The drawing page where you can create the drawing is at the center of the drawing window.

The different parts of the Application window are as follows:

1 - Title bar - Displays the title of the currently opened drawing window.

2 - Menu bar - Contains the pull-down menu options.

3 - Toolbar - Contains menu shortcuts and other commands. The Standard toolbar contains various options like, New, Open, Save, And Print And So On. In addition to these, CorelDraw has toolbars for specific kind of tasks. For example, the Text toolbar contains commands relevant to using the Text tool. If a toolbar is used frequently, you can display it in the workspace at all times.

4 - Property bar - Contains commands or options related to the active tool or object. For example, when the Zoom tool is active, the Property bar displays options such as Zoom Level, Zoom In, and Zoom Out to change the view of a drawing.

5 - Rulers - are horizontal and vertical borders used to determine the size and position of objects in a drawing.

6 - Toolbox - Contains tools for creating, filling, and modifying objects in the drawing. The Pick tool is selected by default. There are different types of tools. On holding the mouse pointer over the tools, their names and shortcut keys are depicted.

7 - Drawing window - is the area outside the drawing page bordered by scroll bars and application controls. More than one drawing window can be opened at a time, but commands can be applied only to the active drawing window.

8 - Drawing page - is the rectangular area inside the drawing window. It is the printable part of your work Area.

9 - Color palette - Contains color swatches.

10 - Ducker - is a window containing available commands and settings relevant to a specific tool or task.

11 - Status bar - Contains information about object properties such as type, size, color, fill, and resolution. The Status bar also shows the current mouse position.

12 - Document navigator - Contains controls for moving between pages and adding pages.

13 - Navigator - is a button at the lower-right corner that opens a smaller display to help you move around a Drawing

these are the basic interface of CorelDraw. You can change it as your like..

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