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Sir, i would like to know after importing JPEG files in coreldraw is it possible to copy some part of JPG files Example Women wearing bangles in JPG files is it possible to cut/copy bangles and paste in new coredraw file
It is possible to crop an image using the shape tool (the 2nd tool down). Select the tool and click your image and a rectangular bounding box will appear. You can add nodes to the rectangle with a click where you want to add the node, then press the + key on the numeric keypad (or Right-click, Add). You can zoom in close and crop down with a lot of precision any you might be able to get the result you want. But you will not be able to, for example, feather the edges of your crop.
This is the best you can do in CorelDraw. For fine image work, use Photo-Paint or Photoshop.
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