Grid line setting in corel draw

Setting up Guidelines:

Guideline are lines that can be placed anywhere in the drawing window to aid an object placement. There are three types of guidelines:

1.       Horizontal,

2.       Vertical,

3.       Slanted.

The Zoom Property Bar:

Zoom Commands
Zoom in	Allows you to get closer to your drawing and work on detail. You can drag a marquee box around a point and zoom into that point. Clicking with the cursor zooms you in to double the previously set view level.
Panning	Allows you to move about the page with precision. With a work area of 250 feet. It is easy to get lost. This allows you to move the page as if you could use your hand.
Zoom Level	Allow you to select any one from maximum Level “405651%”
Zoom in and out	Clicking with the plus Tool zooms you in double the last view setting, for example, if you are at 100%, you will go to 200%. Clicking with the minus tool zooms you out to the last setting. Using the example in the previous sentence, it would put you back to 100%
Zoom to selected zoom to all objects	Changes the display to show only selected objects (shift+F2). Changes the view to display all objects (F4). This will include objects located outside of the page.
Zoom to full page, Page width, Page Height,	Allows you to see the entire page (shift+F4). Changes the current magnification to include the left and right edge of the page. Changes the current magnification to include the top and bottom edges of the page. All three cause the page to be shown at less than 100% magnification

Color Palettes:

A collection of solid colors form which you can choose colors for fills and outlines. The colorful row of boxes on the right of the screen is the Color Palette. Corel DRAW comes with 18 color system and gives you the ability to create your own palette.

Changing the View:

Views	View descriptions
Simple Wireframe	Black and white outlines of the objects. Bitmaps are shown as monochrome grayed areas. Does not show blended objects or some other effects.
Wireframe	Black and white outlines of all objects including blend groups.
Draft	Displays most items as they will be printed but uses patterns to represents certain fills. A checkerboard pattern is displayed for the two-color fills. Two-headed arrows display for full color fills. Hatched line patterns of repeated PS displays for the PostScript fills. Screen redraw time is much faster in Draft mode.
Normal	Displays all objects, high resolution bitmaps and all fill except PostScript.
Enhanced	Displays the best possible quality for your monitor and shows all PostScript fills.
Full screen preview	Removes all the DRAW elements from the screen and shows the images at the best possible resolution and against a white background.
Preview Selected only	Shows the selected object at the best possible resolution and separates it from the other objects.
Page Sorter View	This allows you to rearrange the pages of a mutli-page document and to view all the pages of a multi-page document in thumbnail format.