It would be nice to include them all into Inkscape.
I would just say use tools intrinsic to Inkscape rather than use PNGs. I would say just open the tutorial in the current release of Inkscape, and modify it and save it to another location. Also, you can see from that example how you can just reference the actual application while its open rather than needing screenshots to describe how to use the program.
Also, you might think of joining the project as a developer in the future and help with tutorials and writing the help system. I can help you get signed up if you like.
Excellent :)
Jon
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 17:33, Daniel Taylor wrote:
On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 01:55, Jonathan Phillips wrote:
Daniel, you know what would be most excellent! If you could copy the format of our standard tutorial.svg and apply your tutorials to that format. If you do this, and email me those SVG files, or a link to them, I will include them in Inkscape's main interface, under the Help > Tutorials sub-menu.
I could try :) How do you want me to handle the button images and examples? Should I import png's or use inkscape itself? I also haven't really used the text tool, but I guess that will be easy enough to figure out! Also, which one's should I include? All of them?
We are always looking for good artwork and tutorials like yours! I posted your gallery here http://inkscape.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?Inkscape and your current web-based tutorials here http://inkscape.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?TutorialIdeas
Great!
I'm really into expanding the current definition of developer to include artists, writers, programmers, etc.
:)