Re: Exporting vector graphics

Richard Gaskin wrote: Sorry, couldn't tell ya'. I know Adobe is one of the few companies pushing hard for adoption, as Macromedia would likely prefer not to see Flash unseated by an open standard. But visiting the Adobe site to see if the latest Illustrator imports SVG seemed impossible: all m

Re: Exporting vector graphics

Richard Gaskin wrote: Jim Hurley wrote: Before I dig into this, do you know of any Mac graphics applications which accept SVG format? I have check FreeHand and Canvas and neither of these do. I also found this list of native SVG editors at the W3C site:

Re: Exporting vector graphics

Richard Gaskin wrote: Jim Hurley wrote: Before I dig into this, do you know of any Mac graphics applications which accept SVG format? I have check FreeHand and Canvas and neither of these do. I also found this list of native SVG editors at the W3C site:

Re: Exporting vector graphics

Jim Hurley wrote: > Before I dig into this, do you know of any Mac graphics applications > which accept SVG format? I have check FreeHand and Canvas and neither > of these do. I also found this list of native SVG editors at the W3C site:

Re: Exporting vector graphics

Jim Hurley wrote: > Before I dig into this, do you know of any Mac graphics applications > which accept SVG format? I have check FreeHand and Canvas and neither > of these do. Sorry, couldn't tell ya'. I know Adobe is one of the few companies pushing hard for adoption, as Macromedia would likely

Re: Exporting vector graphics

>>Richard Gaskin wrote: >> >>Have you seen the SVG Exporter for Rev? You'll find it in the Stacks >>listing in RevNet. >> >>It's jus a proof-of-concept at the moment, but if you have time on your >>hands you could flesh it out into something useful (to the degree that you >>can find programs that

Exporting vector graphics

Richard Gaskin wrote: Have you seen the SVG Exporter for Rev? You'll find it in the Stacks listing in RevNet. It's jus a proof-of-concept at the moment, but if you have time on your hands you could flesh it out into something useful (to the degree that you can find programs that read SVG, that is

RE: Exporting Vector Graphics

> Notice, PDF and Adobe Illustrator format are closely > related by their origin, the Postscript language, so > If one of the readers have code to convert/encode > bynary images/data as ASCII85 and knows how to write > the structure and Index of a PDF file then it could > be within our reach to wr

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

on Sat, 25 Jan 2003 15:35:00 2003 Ken Ray wrote: > Sounds great, Alejandro! Thanks for your work > on this! You are welcome, Ken! on Sat, 25 Jan 2003 08:30:16 -0800 Jim Hurley wrote: > Does "finishing version 04 of EPS Import" imply > anything about the existence of an EPS export? Of course,

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

nuary 25, 2003 5:17 AM Subject: RE: Exporting Vector Graphics > Hi Igor: > > I'll be working on exporting graphics, text fields > and images to Adobe Illustrator format, > after finishing version 04 of EPS Import. > > Friday or Saturday of next week. > > Alejandr

Exporting Vector Graphics

Message: 10 Date: Sat, 25 Jan 2003 03:17:43 -0800 (PST) From: Alejandro Tejada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: Exporting Vector Graphics To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Igor: I'll be working on exporting graphics, text fields and images to Adobe Illustrator fo

RE: Exporting Vector Graphics

Hi Igor: I'll be working on exporting graphics, text fields and images to Adobe Illustrator format, after finishing version 04 of EPS Import. Friday or Saturday of next week. Alejandro --- Igor de Oliveira Couto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was wondering whether anyone has any information >

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

Richard Gaskin heeft op zaterdag, 25 jan 2003 om 08:39 het volgende geschreven: This ability to export vector graphics would be at the very top of my wish list for RR. But in a multi-platform world, the question is: Which vector format is widely supported across all three OS families? PDF an

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

Jim Hurley wrote: > This ability to export vector graphics would be at the very top of my > wish list for RR. > > You are able to do this in Super Card. Export the graphic. Import it > into a graphics program. Ungroup it and then edit it like any other > vector graphic. I miss it too, but as a M

Exporting Vector Graphics

I was wondering whether anyone has any information in regards to exporting Revolution graphic objects in a VECTOR format (ie, PICT, EPS, .wmf, etc.). As far as I can see, the export and save functions only deal with low-resolution raster images (bitmaps). I'm producing GRAPHS that need to be impo

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 10:38 PM, Igor de Oliveira Couto wrote: I'm producing GRAPHS that need to be imported into Word, both on the Mac and in Windows. I've written some routines which draw beautiful graphs in Revolution. These graphs are groups of objects, which include 'graphics

Re: Exporting Vector Graphics

--- Igor de Oliveira Couto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was wondering whether anyone has any information > in regards to > exporting Revolution graphic objects in a VECTOR > format (ie, PICT, EPS, > .wmf, etc.). > > As far as I can see, the export and save functions > only deal with > low-res

Exporting Vector Graphics

I was wondering whether anyone has any information in regards to exporting Revolution graphic objects in a VECTOR format (ie, PICT, EPS, .wmf, etc.). As far as I can see, the export and save functions only deal with low-resolution raster images (bitmaps). I'm producing GRAPHS that need to be i