Well, it doesn't do that on MY Mac...
That's because I have CorelDRAW installed in Windows under Parallels on this
Mac!
On most Windows computers you will get away with it, because CorelDRAW saves
a WMF placeable "header" image with each of its pictures. Windows will
display the WMF version if it can't find CorelDRAW.
But on the Mac, Mac OS X does not know to dig around for alternatives: it
sees "CorelDRAW" and says immediately "I haven't got that!"
So there you go.
I would take a large baseball bat with you and "discuss" with the author of
that document the necessity to save their finished images in some
universally recognisable format, before placing them in a document.
Favourites would be WMF or EMF (which will be readable by anything that has
Microsoft Office installed) or PNG or GIF (which is readable by
anything...).
Hope this helps
doubleclick on the empty box shows:"server appliance for Coreldraw graphic.
objects can not be found".
The strange thing is that I did the same for `Mac & PC; USB-stick with file;
copied to HD, and there is no Coreldraw application installed on the PC.
Still the PC shows me the drawings & on the MAC there is only an empty
box.(rectangle, 4 lines and nothing in it)
Why not on a MAC??
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