How do I use the eraser tool in Corel Draw X6?

In CorelDRAW X6, the Eraser tool is a useful tool for removing parts of objects or paths. Here's how you can use the Eraser tool:

1. Open Your CorelDRAW X6 Document:

   • Launch CorelDRAW X6 and open the document in which you want to use the Eraser tool.

2. Select the Eraser Tool:

   • In the toolbox on the left side of the screen, locate the Eraser tool. It looks like a pink eraser.

3. Choose Eraser Mode:

   • The Eraser tool has different modes, including Freehand, Point to Point, and Straight Line. You can choose the mode that best suits your editing needs.
   • Click on the small arrow next to the Eraser tool in the toolbox to access the different eraser modes.

4. Adjust Eraser Settings:

   • Depending on the mode you selected, you may have additional settings to adjust, such as the size of the eraser. Look for the options in the property bar at the top of the screen.

5. Erase Parts of Objects:

   • Once you have selected the Eraser tool and adjusted the settings, you can start erasing parts of objects or paths in your document.
   • Click and drag the Eraser tool over the parts you want to remove.

6. Undo and Redo:

   • If you make a mistake or want to reverse an action, you can use the Undo (Ctrl+Z) and Redo (Ctrl+Y) commands to go back and forth in your editing history.

7. Adjust Settings on the Property Bar:

   • The property bar at the top of the screen displays additional options and settings for the Eraser tool. Make sure to check these settings for more precise control over the erasing process.

8. Save Your Document:

   • After making changes with the Eraser tool, remember to save your document to keep your edits.

Keep in mind that the steps may slightly vary depending on the specific version of CorelDRAW X6 you are using. If you encounter any difficulties, refer to the official CorelDRAW X6 documentation or help resources for detailed instructions tailored to your version.