On Wednesday 17 May 2006 01:56, Christoph Sch?fer wrote: > Am Mittwoch, 17. Mai 2006 01:26 schrieb Johannes Graumann: > > Hello, > > > > Naive fishing for ideas: > > - I'm working on a scientific presentation in scribus 1.3.3.1. > > - Graphics are being done in Inkscape and therefore nicely available in > > SVG for direct import. > > - (Necessary) obsession with detail leads to SVGs with high element > > content (imagine coordinate systems plotted with R to EPS and imported > > into/ manipulated by inkscape and alike things). > > - Tricks like slide by slide picture buildup expand that problem even > > further (slide 1: part a of a figure, slide 2: parts a and b, ...). > > > > This makes the complete document very difficult to handle (slow > > loading/manipulation) even on a machine with 2gig of ram and dual > > processor. I have retreated to png export from inkscape (300 dpi), but am > > underwhelmed with the result after inclusion into my scribus document and > > export to pdf. > > > > Any advice on how others deal with similar issues is highly welcome. > > > > Thanks, Joh > > Hi Johannes, > > Scribus currently has problems with at least some very complex SVG files. > See: http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=2931. > > Try to export as EPS from Inkscape and import the result OR export as high > resolution PNG (1200 dpi).
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