then you take this artwork and trace it as an outline. Once everything is either black or white, click ok, and you SAVE YOUR FILE!!! Corel stands a chance of crashing when you trace.

Remember to check if everything is colored black as some things, like shadows or lighter colors might not be there on that range of black/white balance.

Now, make a copy of this buffed up jpg, paste directly onto the original, then take the top most one, go to bitmap convert to black and white, line art, and zoom in or out in the little view boxes to see what looks best as you adjust the slider to make everything either black or white. Please note that pushing up the dpi makes the edges fuzzier as Corel inserts pixels where none was before to artificially create information that was missing. Or if it is big enough leave the size as is. In corel, resample the image to 300dpi, and sometimes it helps if you double the size it will finally have to be to get all the detail in, so 200% in size. If you have a jpg with few colors like a design in just black and white, and it is not too pixelated, you go like this:

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