Simple text frame
You can turn an Artistic text or a Paragraph text frame into a variable field so the users can input their own text in your web-to-print template.
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A sample CDR file can be downloaded from your Sample Stationery catalog (go to Summary page).
Example
To turn a text frame into a variable field you need to select the text frame, open Object Manager (Window/Dockers/Object Manager) and rename the object.
You have two options for renaming the object.
Option 1
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Renaming the object to # will instruct the system to take an input field name from the text inside the frame.
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If the text inside the paragraph frame is “Full Name”, the system will take that text as the name for the input field in the input form.
Option 2
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You can also manualy set the input field name by typing it as the object’s name inside Object Manager in CorelDRAW.
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The name you set to the object inside Object Manager will show up as the name of the input field in the input form.
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Note: You can always change the input field names from Field Editor on the site after you have uploaded the template. Read more about it here.
- Text fields naming overview
- Multiple fields in a text frame 1
- Text fields overview
- Multiple fields in a text frame 2
- Auto font resizing
- Object data manager
- Text fields for user input
- Conditional line removal
- Linked text frames
- Text on path fields
- Conditional object removal
- Paragraph style matching
- Character formatting matching
- Using CorelDRAW styles for lists
- Advanced text with bullets
- Tabbed indentation
- Conditional text removal
- Artistic text auto font resizing
- Using CorelDRAW styles for sub-lists
- Non-breaking space in web-to-print documents
- Leader dots



