On Friday 18 March 2005 18:47, + e. gernaat wrote:
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> Dear Sir,
>
> I just start using openoffice and I like to introduce openoffice in our
> timloto workgroup
> (www.timloto.org)
> In the meantime I tried to convert an old .word file with simple
> technical drawings in it (via openoffice) into pdf.
> It worked wonderful, the only problem I have is that the lines of the
> drawings are too thin.
> In fact they are hardly readable. Strange enough they are all right when
> I convert the .word file  into the standard openoffice format.
>
> Furthermore (but you can't win them all of course) I thought that
> openoffice should support more other 'open source' programs. I'm
> thinking of xfig (most of my drawing I do in xfig) and maybe a latex
> connection?
>
> Well, at the moment my problem is how can I get an xfig drawing nicely
> into an pdf document made bij openoffice. Maybe you have an solution?
> Regards

As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that:
On Monday 21 March 2005 11:56, Roland Meister wrote:
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> My solution is to export the xfig file to an eps file and then
> use pstoedit to convert it into an emf file.
>
> You have to compile pstoedit with libemf support, see
> http://www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit
> http://libemf.sourceforge.net

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