No Guillaume
... first you convert an image out of the PDF using imagemagick,
then you include the image in the SVG.
I don't think that convert is the right command, espacially if you
would like to handle proper resolution for the extracted image (which
is actually the really difficult thing todo ;) )
I doN#t think the format is important, its more the resolution and
that you can read the font proper of the pdf in the resulting image.
Sebastian
2011/6/14 Guillaume :
> Ok Sebastian I forget the important step with ImageMagick so I have to use
> this.
>
> First, I'll convert the file swf in image. Then i include this image in svg.
>
> It seems that the exec command is : convert
>
> I can use anything format for the conversion in image (jpg for example) or
> there is a specified format?
>
> Thanks
>
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