Import von *.cpt (Corel PhotoPaint) Dateien in Photoshop Elements

Hallo!
weiss jemand, wie ich *.cpt (Corel PhotoPaint) Dateien in Photoshop Elements Importieren kann? Oder gibt's diese Möglichkeit einfach nicht?
TIA!!!
Realtime

Naja, viele Programme können die Daten der Mitbewerber einlesen, damit einem der Umstieg leicher fällt ... bspw. können fast alle Email-Clients Outlook (Express) Dateien lesen).
Also doch noch kein kompletter Umstieg und Corel Photo Draw parallel benuztzen ... hanoi ...
OK, vielen, lieben Dank für die Hilfe!!!
Realtime

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