XICC support
by Jon A. Cruz
I finished getting base XICC support in. It works for me with two
monitors, including changing dynamically as profiles are attached or
removed or as windows are moved across displays.
Give things a run through and see how it goes.
13 years, 10 months
Re: [Inkscape-user] SVG viewer
by Donn
> Oh dear, wrong word? Should have been treat... I guess? :D
I was only joking! You should see some of my "oops" posts!
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13 years, 10 months
bold some words issue in OSX
by iuri kothe
Hi all,
I need to bold some words in a text object.
This works fine on Linux & Win,
but under OSX (10.4.10 & X11) i can't even have bold in Verdana.
This Wiki FAQ looks related:
wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ
# 3.10 Inkscape does not see some of the fonts (Mac OSX)
but seems problematic (i use FireFox a lot).
Is there a way to overcome this issue?
install some fonts in X11?
or maybe compiling inkscape to run without X11?
thanks in advance, iuri
13 years, 10 months
SVG viewer
by Cedric Sagne
I just checked and it seems irfanview can (with a plugin) handle svg
files -
it has a thubnail/folder browser -- check it out.
:: I confirm Irfanview has an SVG plugin, and it works just fine
(although filled areas look funny)
Cédric
13 years, 10 months
Re: [Inkscape-user] SVG Viewer
by D. Jones
Maarten van der Velde wrote:
Dear People,
Is there a good working SVG-Viewer for Windows? Firefox works, but is a
bit clumpsy. Inkscape works, ofcourse, but is too heavy. Adobe SVG
viewer simply does not work. I'd like something like the windows Fax
and
Picture viewer but then for SVG.
Regards,
Maarten
I found that Opera works best for this particular need. Even though you cannot see the
file as a thumbnail, but in terms of opening the file Opera is lightning fast.
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Re: [Inkscape-user] SVG viewer
by loscotec＠libero.it
That's actually what linux does..
If you just need to do that and no fast integration of that with other works, you could at least try a live version of .. ubuntu (the one I'm sure is doing this..)
Lucio Boscolo
.In addition to a viewer, what I'd like is a decent SVG browser/explorer.
.
.In particular, I'd like to navigate directory trees of SVG files and
.get thumbnail views of the entire directory at once.
.
.Integration with the native directory explorer/navigator would be
.beneficial too.
.
.Thanks,
.greg.fenton
.
.On Nov 22, 2007 3:05 AM, Maarten van der Velde
.<Maarten.van-der-Velde@...2171...> wrote:
.> Dear People,
.>
.> Is there a good working SVG-Viewer for Windows? Firefox works, but is a
.> bit clumpsy. Inkscape works, ofcourse, but is too heavy. Adobe SVG
.> viewer simply does not work. I'd like something like the windows Fax and
.> Picture viewer but then for SVG.
.>
.> Regards,
.>
.> Maarten
.>
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13 years, 10 months
Re: [Inkscape-user] SVG viewer
by D. Jones
Maarten wrote
Two suggestions.
First.
I find that Adobe SVG viewer works well. I just redownloaded it.
Adobe's
free SVG viewer plug-in, ASV 3.0. If you don't already have ASV
installed,
you can get the executable setup file, SVGVIEW.EXE, at the following
Web
site:
www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/main.html
Install the plug-in by simply downloading and running SVGVIEW.EXE. The
setup
is quick and there are no options. I downloaded version 3.0.3 and it
works
fine.
How do you get it to work like the windows picture and fax viewer?
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13 years, 10 months
Looking for tutorial on editing the source of SVG files
by Dave M G
Inskcape Users,
I'm creating a bunch of line art drawings in SVG that I will then edit
within PHP to do some dynamic transformations before displaying on the web.
I'm trying to find a readable and helpful set of instructions on how to
manipulate groups of objects to do the following:
Scale group with X and Y proportioned
Scale in X or Y separately
flip on vertical axis
Refill colour on all group elements
jitter slightly points in group
overlay SVG files onto one another
So far I've been able to figure out how to change the color on one object,
but not on a group. Outside of the very technical W3C documentation, I'm not
finding much in the way of user friendly tutorials.
Anyone have any tips on where I might look for such a resource?
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13 years, 10 months
Simulating rubber stamp impressions (postmarks, etc.)
by Tristan Miller
Greetings.
What would be the best way of simulating the impression made by an old
inked rubber stamp? Such stamps often have uneven ink distribution and
the edges are often eroded. For example, check out the postmark on the
upper right corner of this stamp:
<http://www.sillektiki.com/images/2491.jpg>. This sort of style is
commonly seen in grunge fonts.
So, given a clean vector representation of such an image, such as
<http://files.nothingisreal.com/tmp/postmark.svg>, how can I make it look
nice and grungy like a real postmark?
Regards,
Tristan
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