I have a rectangle and used the corner tool to apply a 12mm corner. Designed others like it in my project, and now decided a want to remove the 12mm corners on all of the parts. I do not see how to do this, I only see the node tool, but that doesn’t get me back to square corners. I’m using CC Pro. Am I out of luck?
You have something like to:
and want:
If simply recreating a rectangle at those dimensions isn’t an option, then the easiest thing to do is to draw in the corner:
using ctrl-click corner-to-corner dragging (shift-click will work as well, but doesn’t preview correctly)
Then select both:
and use Trim Vectors:
to remove what is not wanted/needed:
If you arrive at something which cannot be removed, you can either use Node Editing and the new snap to node feature:
Done
Then use Join Vectors to close:
Yes
and delete the now redundant square:
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Well that worked just fine! Thank you very much William. 
That feels like a lot of work to have to start manipulating points…
Why not just use Boolean ops?
Starting with
Create any rectangle large enough to span the radius
Drag the top left corner of the rectangle to the rounded one until it aligns top and side (or use align top-and align left)
and do a Boolean Union
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Because Boolean operations in the current version of Carbide Create change curves into polylines.
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Ah…I didn’t see that the original post had that constraint. Makes sense.