Star office can use dia's exported EPS files. Because dia does not write
a preview image to the EPS files, you will not see the diagram when
editing the star office document. However, when you print it, the diagram
should display correctly.
If you have gnome installed on your system when compiling dia, dia-0.84
will compile the PNG export filter that can be used to put diagrams on the
web. This is a better solution until browsers start supporting vector
image formats. You can scale the image by setting a scaling factor in
the page setup dialog. If you don't want to install gnome, you can
probably use the convert utility from ImageMagick to convert eps files to
some other format.
James.
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On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Jorge Ivan Meza Martinez wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I found great to Dia, I show it to some teachers of my faculty and they
> found it useful and the earlier versions are much more interesting.
>
> But I have a problem with Dia that I want to ask you: Dia saves the
> graphic files into EPS (2) and the new one (sgv or svg?); I use
> StarOffice and it cannot open this kind of graphics, it opens EPS (but
> version 1, I think). How can I use the graphics made with Dia with
> StarOffice documents or HTML pages ? Can I convert them to other
> fileformats with standard Linux software ?
>
> Thanks for Dia and for your help,
>
> --
> Jorge Ivan Meza Martinez
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://sistemas.autonoma.edu.co/~jimezam
>
