Conversion of CPT Files

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Major Malfunction
Oct 23, 2003
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I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me from PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of CPT files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to read these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time, but I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.

P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this particular set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total waste of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.

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Hecate
Oct 23, 2003
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 20:01:39 GMT, "Major Malfunction" wrote:

I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me from PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of CPT files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to read these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time, but I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.
P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this particular set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total waste of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.
Far as I know you’re out of luck. Both of those are vector graphic formats and there are unlikely to be filters for it in a bitmap programme such as PS. Someone may know of a plug in, but I’d be surprised (Go on, surprise me <G>). Illustrator and Freehand will both import cdr files if that’s any help.



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Major Malfunction
Oct 24, 2003
"Hecate" wrote in message
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 20:01:39 GMT, "Major Malfunction" wrote:

I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me
from
PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of
CPT
files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to read these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time,
but
I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.
P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this
particular
set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total
waste
of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.
Far as I know you’re out of luck. Both of those are vector graphic formats and there are unlikely to be filters for it in a bitmap programme such as PS. Someone may know of a plug in, but I’d be surprised (Go on, surprise me <G>). Illustrator and Freehand will both import cdr files if that’s any help.
When I get the suite, I’ll let you know. Illustrator is part of the Creative Suite, so I should have access to those tools as well. I’m just embarking on this remake of my life, so I’m looking forward to a lot of learning. Previously, I’d dabbled, but I’m was reaching restrictions, other than file import types, with the programs I was previously working with. I guess that’s a sign of being ready to move on to something else.
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ac
Oct 29, 2003
CPT files are Corel PhotoPaint, not Corel Draw (CDR files). So they’re not vector files.

You may still be able to get a copy of Corel PhotoPaint 9 at a very deep discount through Corel. It has lots of export formats which will work in Photoshop.

"Major Malfunction" wrote in message
I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me
from
PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of
CPT
files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to read these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time,
but
I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.
P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this
particular
set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total waste of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.

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digital1
Oct 29, 2003
"ac" wrote in message
CPT files are Corel PhotoPaint, not Corel Draw (CDR files). So they’re not vector files.

You may still be able to get a copy of Corel PhotoPaint 9 at a very deep discount through Corel. It has lots of export formats which will work in Photoshop.

"Major Malfunction" wrote in message
I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me
from
PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of
CPT
files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to
read
these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time,
but
I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.
P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this
particular
set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total
waste
of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.

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zuuum
Oct 29, 2003
From my experience.. you may acutually open a Corel CPT, to a certain degree, using open as….BMP

But, you will lose any layer and object info and they may be reversed left-right, top-bottom.
Worked that way with some version 8 files, anyway.

"ac" wrote in message
CPT files are Corel PhotoPaint, not Corel Draw (CDR files). So they’re not vector files.

You may still be able to get a copy of Corel PhotoPaint 9 at a very deep discount through Corel. It has lots of export formats which will work in Photoshop.

"Major Malfunction" wrote in message
I am waiting on delivery of my new Photoshop CS. Quite a change for me
from
PSE. One question / problem that has been plaguing me: I have a bunch of
CPT
files that are supposedly Corel v 9 files. Will Photoshop be able to
read
these? So far, I have been unable to use any third party utilities to convert these particular files. I Also have a bunch of WPG files I inherited. I do have a way of viewing and converting them one at a time,
but
I’d like to be able to batch convert these and the CPT files.
P.S. I purchased ReaConverter Pro and it does not work with this
particular
set of WPG files and does not handle Corel v 9 files. Almost a total
waste
of money. It did a nice job with some other odd formats I had, but I was really disappointed with ReaConverter’s limitations.

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