There are two possibilties to avoid this problem:

1. If there is another Windows 95 installation besides Windows NT 4 on the same computer, you  
   should reinstall CorelDRAW 7 under Windows 95. Make sure that installation is done in the same  
   directory in which you installed CorelDRAW 7 under Windows NT 4. Then start CorelDRAW 7 under  
   Windows 95 and adjust the symbol bar. Exit CorelDRAW and restart your computer using Windows NT 4. 
   
2. If you have installed CorelDRAW 7 on another computer on which Windows 95 is installed and  
   have added the icon for CoCut into the symbol bar, you can copy the CDRBARS.CFG, CDRMENU.CFG 
   and CDRROLS.CFG onto a disc from the DRAW directory of CorelDRAW 7 and then copy them on the  
   Windows NT 4 computer into the DRAW directory of CorelDRAW 7.