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There's diferent ways to do it, you can:
Create a press ready PDF and import it to corel. (make sure to
convert the text to outsides and unchek the "embed" option)
This 2nd method will depend on what verions you have of both
softwares, but in CorelDraw you can easily go to "Import" and select
"PS Interpreted" and select the AI file. Note that you might ...
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As Scott mentions, you can open .eps files from Corel Draw.
You just need to re-save them in CD as .cdr.
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I am answering my own question.
After extensive testing, i can confirm that AT LEAST Version X4 and X6 of CorelDraw GS has a PLT IMPORT bug.
The bug happens only when there is an extremely high count of nodes in a path.
I have filed a bug report with Corel's Paid Support and i am awaiting for answers.
A workaround if you are in the same situation is to ...
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It may not be possible, depending on the artwork, but if you were to make a copy of the file and create shapes based upon the intersections by using any "shape intersection" tool or functionality and then fill those shapes with the closest solid color value to simulate the overlapped colors, then you will have vectors which will not need to be rasterized.
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It's too much simple that you don't need lessons for that. If you know how to use the path tool, you can draw anything. If you don't know how to use the path tool just click on it and try to use it. You will figure it out in 10 minutes maximum.
One thing presume that you know is, if you don't know how to draw with a pencil; illustrator is not gonna do some ...
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