.cdr file version x7
- Thread starter bassassin
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The error is indicative of an underlying issue and is simply not there to troll you
Are you reading off of a USB stick or other removable storage?
dismaiden
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Make use of .cdr restoration via WinZip, if it isn’t work, then refer to useful threads contained various tips and solutions
http://howto.corel.com/en/c/How_To:_Recover_Corrupted_CDR_Files
http://community.coreldraw.com/talk/coreldraw_x3_and_older/f/18/t/47514
https://www.repairtoolbox.com/coreldrawrepair.html CorelDraw Repair Toolbox
Corel Draw creates a backup file of your drawings in case of unexpected software crashes. Crashes can occur as a result of a too many programs running at once, or a computer overheating. The backup file has an extension of .BAK and is created to help you recover corrupt or lost files.
http://howto.corel.com/en/c/How_To:_Recover_Corrupted_CDR_Files
http://community.coreldraw.com/talk/coreldraw_x3_and_older/f/18/t/47514
https://www.repairtoolbox.com/coreldrawrepair.html CorelDraw Repair Toolbox
Corel Draw creates a backup file of your drawings in case of unexpected software crashes. Crashes can occur as a result of a too many programs running at once, or a computer overheating. The backup file has an extension of .BAK and is created to help you recover corrupt or lost files.
- Click “Start” located at the bottom of the screen and then click “Computer.” Windows Explorer launches.
- Navigate to the C:/Program Files/Corel/Programs/Draw folder.
- Double-click the .BAK file that matches the file name you are trying to recover. Your file launches in Corel Draw.
- Click “File” from the top menu and then select “Save As.” Select “Corel Draw” in the “File Type” field and click “Save.”