When working in Corel Draw after uploading a picture at 300 dpi and between 7mb to 10.mb, what size do I need to work with in the program when over laping other pictures, cropping, transparency and such?
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I think it depends on what exactly you want to do with them later.
For more info you can go to this tutorial.
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