CMX
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'''CMX''' ('''Corel Presentation Exchange''', also known as '''Corel Metafile Exchange''') is a vector graphics format associated with Corel software such as [[CorelDRAW]]. It is designed for portability, at the expense of features. CMX is based on [[RIFF]] or [[RIFX]]. | '''CMX''' ('''Corel Presentation Exchange''', also known as '''Corel Metafile Exchange''') is a vector graphics format associated with Corel software such as [[CorelDRAW]]. It is designed for portability, at the expense of features. CMX is based on [[RIFF]] or [[RIFX]]. | ||
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== Identification == | == Identification == |
Revision as of 19:00, 11 December 2019
- For the album format, see Connected Media Experience.
CMX (Corel Presentation Exchange, also known as Corel Metafile Exchange) is a vector graphics format associated with Corel software such as CorelDRAW. It is designed for portability, at the expense of features. CMX is based on RIFF or RIFX.
There is also a compressed form of CMX: CCX.
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Identification
CMX files start with "RIFF
" or "RIFX
", and have "CMX1
" at offset 8.
Software
Sample files
- https://archive.org/download/CorelDraw5 → CorelDraw5_Disc1.iso → *.CMX