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inkview
by Karol Krenski 28 Apr '06

28 Apr '06

Hi, I am interested in having an option to start inkview fullscreen + have left/right mouse buttons change slides. I could try to code that. I can see inkscape got --slideshow option - are there plans to integrate inkview into inkscape? I hope not. Karol

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Printing dialog doesn't display
by Malcolm Fitzgerald 28 Apr '06

28 Apr '06

I've got inkscape 0.43 (april 13 2006) running on freeBSD 6.0/kde 3.5.2 I'd like to set print parameters. When I select print the page goes straight to the printer. In this case it is an A4 page in landscape mode, it gets printed in portrait mode. malcolm

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28 Apr '06

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27 Apr '06

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saving palette settings and random tree positining
by Gijsbert Stoet 27 Apr '06

27 Apr '06

I really like the new palette at the bottom of my screen. But..., I noticed that Inkscape does not remember my Palette settings after I have quit Inkscape. Is that intentional? Another question: Why does the random tree (as in effects) always appear (at least in my latest CVS inkscape version) at the top left corner *above* the page boundaries, instead of the center of the page. The latter would IMO be more user friendly. Finally: When I select to fill an object with a radial gradient, Inkscape always selects to have the full transparency at the borders of the object and the none-transparency at the center of the object. That is fine, but often I just need to have it the other way around. What I do it manually edit the radial gradient to get it my way. It there a 'one-click' way to quickly reverse the gradient? These are really minor issues, but any advice is highly appreciated. Thanks.

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Tabbed editing, multipage?
by Martin d'Anjou 26 Apr '06

26 Apr '06

Is tabbed editing for multipage documents in the plans?

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stew searching
by Etta Barker 26 Apr '06

26 Apr '06

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red spiral
by Gijsbert Stoet 26 Apr '06

26 Apr '06

Hi there, I am extremely curious to know how to resolve a challenge posted in Tavjongs Inkscape book: http://tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/MANUAL/html/ch19s01.html I really love his book, it is my (the?) ultimate guide to Inkscape. I still don't know how to recreate the spiral, though, and I can't wait anymore, I *have* to know it *now*, right now :) BTW, there is an inkscape unrelated issue with this list, namely that there is a lot of spam in the inkscape-user list. I am sure I am not the first one commenting on this, so forgive me. What is the best way of dealing with it? Thanks. Gilberto

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easy way to transform svg to ps and to pdf
by Gijsbert Stoet 25 Apr '06

25 Apr '06

We all know that you currently cannot "save" a pdf or ps file with transparency/gradients, but we know that you can 'print' transparency/gradients by selecting the print as bitmap. The resulting PS/PDF is obviously not vector oriented anymore, but from a pragmatic point of view that doesn't matter. I use this 'trick' from the command line inkscape options to quickly transform multiple svg files into pdf files. Just take the following lines and put them in a file. Make them executable (chmod 755, at least for linux/unix platforms). And then call it svg2pdf . It works fine and I find it very useful. If you use one argument, it will create a file tmp.ps, which you can easily transform in a pdf file using ps2pdf. If you use 2 arguments, the first one is DPI and the second the svg file. Maybe somebody finds this useful, that is why I post it here: #!/bin/bash DPI=90 if [ $# == 0 ] then echo "Need svg file!" exit fi if [ $# == 1 ] then FILE=$1 fi if [ $# == 2 ] then DPI=$1 FILE=$2 fi inkscape -d $DPI -e tmp.png $FILE > /dev/null 2>&1 WIDTH=`grep "width=" $FILE |head -n1` HEIGHT=`grep "height=" $FILE |head -n1` echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>' > tmp.svg echo '' >> tmp.svg echo '<svg' >> tmp.svg echo ' xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"' >> tmp.svg echo ' xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"' >> tmp.svg echo ' xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"' >> tmp.svg echo ' version="1.0"' >> tmp.svg echo $WIDTH >> tmp.svg echo $HEIGHT >> tmp.svg echo ' id="svg1343">' >> tmp.svg echo ' <defs' >> tmp.svg echo ' id="defs1345" />' >> tmp.svg echo ' <g' >> tmp.svg echo ' id="layer1">' >> tmp.svg echo ' <image' >> tmp.svg echo ' xlink:href="tmp.png"' >> tmp.svg echo ' x="0"' >> tmp.svg echo ' y="0"' >> tmp.svg echo $WIDTH >> tmp.svg echo $HEIGHT >> tmp.svg echo ' id="image1371" />' >> tmp.svg echo ' </g>' >> tmp.svg echo '</svg>' >> tmp.svg inkscape --print='>tmp.ps' tmp.svg rm -f tmp.svg

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stem
by Maggie Hutchins 25 Apr '06

25 Apr '06

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