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PRINTER DRIVER CONTROLS
Section 2-13
CorelDRAW 12
Windows 2000 or Windows XP and CorelDRAW 12
Note: CorelDRAW 12 was optimized for Windows 2000/XP. We suggest not running it under
Windows 95/98. Therefore, we have only included setup instructions for Windows 2000/XP
1. Make sure that you have installed all Service Releases and software patches from Microsoft. For Windows 2000,
install Service Pack 3. If you are reading this document from the ULS Windows Printer Driver CD, as a service
to you, you can find the file on this CD. There is an update available for Windows XP included in the ULS
Windows Printer Driver CD, but it is not mandatory that you install it. For the latest releases, check Microsoft’s
website, www.microsoft.com. Please contact Microsoft if you have any questions regarding these upgrades. ULS
is not responsible for any problems as a result from the usage of these patches.
2. If you have not already done so, install CorelDraw on your computer, but do not open it yet.
3. It is important that your version of CorelDraw is updated with the latest patches and service releases. For the
latest patches and updates go to CorelDraw’s website, www.corel.com. As of the date of this publication there
are no updates available for CorelDraw 12. Be sure to check for any updates from time to time to keep your
version up to speed. Please contact CorelDraw if you have any questions regarding these upgrades. ULS is not
responsible for any problems as a result from the usage of these patches.
4. The ULS Windows Printer Driver must be loaded before continuing. Please refer to the Computerized Controls
manual on how to install the driver. If you have already installed the printer driver, you will need to re-insert the
ULS Printer Driver Disk back into your CD drive at this time.
5. Using Windows Explorer, locate the file named “ULS.CPL” and “ULS.PAL” on the ULS Windows Printer Driver
CD, and copy these files over to the C:\Program Files\Corel\Corel Graphics 12\Languages\EN\Custom
Data\Palettes folder. Note: ULS.CPL may not show up with a .CPL file extension. It may be listed as ULS
with “Control panel extension” shown as a detail. If you own a VersaLASER the name of the file is
VersaLASER.CPL.
6. While still in Explorer, locate a file named “corelapp.ini” located in the C:\Program Files\Corel\Graphics12\Config
folder. Double-click on the file it will open up in Notepad. Scroll down past the semi-colons to the [Config]
header. Then scroll down 22 lines to the line that reads “Fontrasterizer=1”. Change the 1 to a 0 (this is a zero,
not an o). Save this file and then close Notepad.
7. Open CorelDraw and start a new graphic.
8. In the main menu at the top of the screen, click on “Window”, then “Color Palettes”, and then click on “None”.
Once again click on “Window”, then “Color Palettes”, and then click on “Open Palette”. After the “Open Palette”
pop-up box appears, double-click on "ULS.CPL". The color palette will now appear on the right side of the
screen. Note: You can use either the ULS.CPL palette or the ULS.PAL palette, however, to use the
ULS.PAL palette you must first select the PAL file type in the open palette screen.
9. On the property bar, click on the landscape orientation (the sideways rectangle). If you would like the drawing
units in metric, choose millimeters from the drop down list. Now type in the page width and height that matches
your laser platform.
10. We now need to adjust the vertical ruler, on the left side of the screen, to match the rulers in the laser system. To
do this, we need to adjust the ruler's vertical origin. Double-click directly on the vertical (side) ruler. The “Options”
dialog box will appear. In the vertical origin box, type in the same height value as you did when you set up the
page height in the previous step. For example, 12 inches for an M-300 machine. If you would like the scale to be
displayed in tenths, choose “10 per Tick” in the “Tick Division” drop-down list box.
11. While still in the “Options” dialog box, double-click on “Global” to expand the list. Double-click on “Printing” to
expand the list. Now click on “Driver Compatibility”. Make sure that the laser system's name is displayed in the
printer drop-down list. In the settings specific for this driver dialog box, make sure that ALL the check boxes are
UNCHECKED. Now click on “OK” to close the “Options” dialog box.
12. The next step is to set the default value for the line width and color when drawing graphic objects. To do this,
click on the outline tool, then the outline pen dialog in the flyout. With “Graphic” being the only one selected, click
“OK”. Click the down arrow in the Color dropdown box to expand the list and click on the color red. Click the
down arrow in the “Width” dropdown box to expand the list and click “Hairline”. The units can be “Inches”,
“millimeters” or anything else you prefer. Click “OK to close the Outline Pen dialog box.
13. In the top menu, click “Tools, then click “Color Management”. Click on the down arrow to expand the “Style”
dropdown list. Click “Color Management Off”, and then click “OK”.
14. Finally, at the top of the screen, click on “Tools”, then “Options”, then “Document”, and then select “Save Options
as Defaults for New Documents”. Make sure ALL the options listed are CHECKED then click “OK”.
15. The setup defaults for CorelDRAW 12 are now complete. Whenever you start a new document, all of the default
settings that we had setup will automatically apply to the new document.
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