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Coreldraw Old drawing from windows 3.1 days

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Posted 18 August 2008 - 04:39 PM

I have an old drawing that I believe was done in version 3 or 4 of Coreldraw. It is a nicely done family tree that I don't want to re-do. Does anyone know if the newer versions of CorelDraw will open it? If not which versions might? I currently have XP and would like to purchase a copy of Corel that I can install and work on this drawing.

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Posted 20 August 2008 - 10:57 PM

What format is it saved in? .jpg / .tif / .cdr / I *believe* that any version of corel draw will open up previous versions. In all actuality, even windows picture and fax viewer and/or internet explorer should be able to open most of the files that corel saves things as.
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