[quote user="Phil1923"]Isn't .cdr a vector file format. Isn't a vector file a mathematical description of the image without any dimensions.[/quote] Yes, I understand what you means. If I create a vector drawing, it's supposed there's no limit, I could enlarge or reduce it all that I want. Anyway, not all on CorelDRAW is just a vector. Think about a texture fill or postscript fill, and imagine that somebody create a rectangle with 100 meters lenght, and apply this kind of fill. It will require a big amount of memory. Imagine to add a transparency on multiply mode to this object, or add a Drop Shadow. Even manage a text proportionally to this page could be very difficult. I know, computers are now more powerful than 10 years ago, then I suppose that today it will be possible to enlarge the page, but maybe there should be a limit of rendering for a better display btw the question is why somebody could need a larger page? I made the floorplane of my entire house at real size and I don't need more than this
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