Corel Draw to Lower Version
Save drawings
By default, drawings are saved to the CorelDRAW file format (CDR) and are compatible with the latest version of the application. You can also save a drawing that is compatible with an earlier version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite and specify save options. Such options are useful when the file contains new text, fill, outline, and transparency features that are not supported in earlier versions.
You can save a drawing to other vector file formats as well. If you want to use a drawing in another application, you must save it to a file format that is supported by that application. For information about saving files to other formats, see Export files.
When saving a drawing, you can embed the used fonts to facilitate file sharing. By default, CorelDRAW embeds all used fonts, with the exception of Asian fonts and fonts that do not have embedding permissions.
When you save a drawing, CorelDRAW lets you add reference information so that you can easily find and organize drawings later on. You can attach tags (also known as properties) such as title, subject, and rating.
You can also save selected objects in a drawing. For large drawings, saving only the selected objects reduces the file size, which can decrease the time it takes to load the drawing.
When saving a file, you can use advanced options to control how bitmaps, textures, and vector effects, such as blends and extrusions, are saved with the drawing.
You can also save a drawing as a template, which lets you create other drawings with the same properties. For information about saving a drawing as a template, see Templates.
To save a drawing
1 Click File 
2 Type a filename in the Save as box.
3 Locate the folder where you want to save the file.
| You can also | |
| Save only selected objects | Enable the Save only selected elements check box. This option is available only if there are selected objects in the drawing. |
| Embed fonts | Enable the Embed fonts check box. This check box is unavailable when you save a drawing to an earlier version of CorelDRAW. |
| Add reference information | Do any of the following: • Type a title and subject in the corresponding box. • Assign a rating to the file. |
If you are using an expired trial version of CorelDRAW, you will not be able to save drawings.
Saving a drawing to a previous version of CorelDRAW may result in loss of certain effects that were not available in the previous version of the application.
You can also save a drawing by clicking File
To save a drawing that is compatible with an older version of CorelDRAW
1 Click File
2 Type a filename in the Save as box.
3 Locate the folder where you want to save the file.
4 Choose a version from the Version list box.
5 Click Save.
If the drawing includes new features; enable one of the following options in the Save to a previous version dialog box:
• Keep appearance — preserves the appearance of text, fills, outlines and transparencies when the file is opened in a previous version of CorelDRAW. However, this option may limit editing.
• Keep editable — preserves the file editable. However, this option may change the appearance of text, outlines, fills, and transparencies when the file is opened in a previous version of CorelDRAW.
| You can also | |
| Specify save settings | Click CorelDRAW menu • Keep appearance (suitable for limited edits) • Keep editable (may change appearance) |
| Disable the prompt that appears when saving to an earlier version | Click CorelDRAW menu |
The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2021. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.
Source: http://product.corel.com/help/CorelDRAW/540111148/CorelDRAW-en/CorelDRAW-Save-drawings.html
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