To change the borders of an image in CorelDraw, you'll primarily use the "Add Borders" feature. Here's a breakdown of the process:
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Select Your Image: Ensure the image you want to modify is selected in CorelDraw.
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Access the Add Borders Feature: Go to the menu bar and choose Image > Add Borders. This will open the "Add Borders" dialog box.
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Configure Border Settings: Within the "Add Borders" dialog box, you have several options to customize the border:
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Symmetric Borders: Check the "Symmetric" box if you want all sides of the border to have the same width. If unchecked, you can adjust each side individually.
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Border Width: Specify the desired width for the border. If "Symmetric" is checked, this value applies to all sides. Otherwise, you'll have fields to enter the width for the top, bottom, left, and right sides.
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Border Color: Click the "Color" box to select the desired color for your border. This will typically open a color picker, allowing you to choose from various colors or define a custom color using color models like RGB or CMYK.
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Apply the Changes: Once you've configured the border settings to your liking, click OK to apply the changes to your image.
Summary: Changing borders in CorelDraw mainly involves using the "Add Borders" feature found under the Image menu, where you can customize the border's width, color, and symmetry.
