When you are doing laser engraving or sublimation (Sawgrass driver) you need to turn off your colour correction and work in the RGB colour space. In this article we will address this setup.
Create a square in Corel

Create a rectangle in CorelDraw. This is a control square
Select the colour management tab

Select TOOLS (1) | COLOUR MANAGEMENT (2).
Here is the colour management window

Select the pull down menu (1) in the colour management tab
Turn off colour management

In the pull down menu, select “Color Management Off”
Colour management is off

Your colour management is turned off and everything is grayed out
Our Colour Square has changed its display colour

Now look at our control square. The colour is totally different. This can radically change your printed colours in your sublimation.
We need to load the RGB colour space

Select WINDOW (1) | COLOUR PALETTES (2) | DEFAULT RGB PALETTE (3)
We now have 2 colour palettes to the right of our workspace

We now have 2 colour palettes to the right of our workspace. One is RGB and the other is CMYK. We need to now delete the CMYK.
Delete the CMYK colour palette

Go to WINDOW (1) | COLOUR PALETTES (2) | DEFAULT CMYK Palette (3)
We now have 1 colour space

You can see that we only have a 1 color palette to the right of our workspace.
If we check the fill colour on our square it is in RGB

If we check the fill colour on our square it is in RGB
Now we need to adjust our default text fill colour

Select Tools (1) | Options (2) to open the options menu
We need to change the fill of our default text

Select Styles (1). Select Default Artistic Text (2). Then select edit (3). You will notice that by default my colors are CMYK.
Our default is CMYK

You can see that our default is CMYK
Select RGB

Select the RGB model from the pull down menu (1)
Our colour space is RGB

We now have the RGB colour space . Click OK
We are now RGB

CorelDraw shows us that we are now in working in RGB.
Now we need to change the default graphic

To change the default graphic, select STYLE (1) and than Default Graphic (2) and EDIT (3).
Select the pull down menu

Select the pull down menu (1)
Select “Other”

Select the “Other” tab (1)
Select RGB

As per the colour fill select RGB from the pull down menu (1)
Saving Defaults

We now need to save our defaults. Select “Document” (1) than “Save options as defaults” (2) and then uncheck everything except “Styles” (3). Click “OK”
If we draw a line it is RGB

Draw a line by default the colour of the line is RGB. Double click on the colour swatch (1)
The colour space is RGB

You can see that the colour space is RGB
Our default text colour is RGB

If you type text and select the default colour it is black and RGB.