Creating Web-enabled objects

CorelDRAW lets you create Web-enabled objects for optimum viewing in browsers. You can convert text to a Web-compatible format so that it can be edited in a browser, add Web form objects such as options and check boxes, and create interactive rollovers from CorelDRAW objects.

In this section, you’ll learn about

•using preset Internet objects

•optimizing bitmaps for the World Wide Web

•creating rollovers

•creating Web-compatible text

•working with bookmarks and hyperlinks

Using preset Internet objects

CorelDRAW provides you with a set of Internet objects, such as options, Java™ applets, text edit boxes, and check boxes that you can use when designing an HTML page. You can customize Internet objects by adjusting their parameters.

If a document contains form-related Internet objects such as check boxes, you need a CGI script address to enable these Internet objects to work once the document is published to the World Wide Web as an HTML file.

After you create a preset Internet object, you can save it as an HTML page. For information about optimizing, see “Optimizing bitmaps for the World Wide Web” on page 254.