Again: Text tool in Inkscape 0.45 autopackage
by Claus Cyrny
Hi all,
since I didn't get any response to my first query, I have
to post this again, since the problem is still there:
After installing Inkscape 0.45 from the autopackage,
Inkscape freezes when I try to invoke the text tool (both
by means of the shortcut and the button). Did anyone
else experience this, and is there a fix of some kind for
this problem?
TIA,
Claus
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15 years, 7 months
ttf or Adobe Type 1 fonts
by Jan Homan
I am looking for a tool to convert these kind of fonts into CEF fonts.
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks.
15 years, 7 months
Draw a web site using only Inkscape
by Haakon Meland Eriksen
Hello, everyone!
I'm new to the list, and would like to thank the Inkscape developers for
making great free (as in freedom) software and for promoting an
important open standard, SVG, as the drawing format.
Konqueror 3.5.x ( and Apple's Safari?) and Mozilla Firefox 2.x are SVG
enabled, which means children can now draw their web site using only
Inkscape and put the linked SVG files directly on the web. This is very
easy, a lot of fun, and I find the results are colourful and vivid. I've
made a simple example - would you like to see? Take a look at
http://far.no/svg/web.svg
Yours sincerely,
Haakon Meland Eriksen
15 years, 7 months
non standard Inkscape SVG output
by Andy Richardson
I have just started using Scribus for page layout and have had an issue
with the import of an SGV created in Inkscape. The image has two lines
of text running along two separate curves. When I import the SVG into
Scribus I get a message that tells the "SVG file contains unsupported
features" and the resulting import has broken the text away from the
paths. Are there text/path features in Inkscape which are non-standard
or is this a Scribus problem? Interestingly enough an import of the same
image when saved as an EPS imports fine.
Any ideas?
Andy
15 years, 7 months
Help needed on OS X
by Jean-Olivier Irisson
Hello all,
To solve a bug I need a little help from the community. I would need
the output of this command:
ls -l /usr/X11R6/lib/libXine*
Just copy paste the line above in a Terminal and then copy paste the
output back in an email. I would need this information from users
with 4 different setups:
- 10.3.* (Panther) with X11 installed (X11User package)
- 10.3.* (Panther) with X11 and X11-SDK installed (X11-SDK is
available in the developer tools, when you install XCode and such)
- 10.4.* (Tiger) with X11 installed (X11User package)
- 10.4.* (Tiger) with X11 and X11-SDK installed (X11-SDK is available
in the developer tools, when you install XCode and such)
Thank you in advance for your help.
Jean-Olivier Irisson
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15 years, 7 months
Imported png blurred
by Facundo Casco
Hi, I'm working with Inkscape to make some illustrations and noticed
some little problem. When I import a png file it losses detail and
looks blurred, I attach and image so you see what I'm talking about.
Inkscape is a great program and I like it more every time I use it.
That's why I want to learn to produce great work with it.
Please if anyone knows what can I do to avoid this inconvenience let me know.
Tnx.
Facundo
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15 years, 7 months
Re: [Inkscape-user] non standard Inkscape SVG output
by Cedric Sagne
Hi
Import of text in SVG in Scribus is really an issue unless converted to
path.
If it needs to be edited, you should use Scribus's features directly - if
not convert to shape.
Cedric
Creating "non-flowed" text that has been "Put on Path" still
> detaches itself from the path when imported into Scribus. Converting the
> text to "regular (non flowed) text" by using the "Convert to text"
> command also does not fix the problem - the text is still detached on
> import.
15 years, 7 months
Cropping
by Keenan Pepper
How can I crop an SVG file with Inkscape? As in, I have an SVG file,
and I want a smaller SVG file that contains a rectangular portion of
it. Seems pretty basic, right? What's the simplest way to do it?
Keenan Pepper
15 years, 7 months
