--- Begin Message ---Hi Andrew and all, > The modified vector Tux (thinner mouthline) by Anja Gerwinski > <http://adele.gerwinski.de/~anja/gnuart/penguin/index.html> looks wierd > in wmf format, the mouth looks like it's rasterized.I see the "rasterized" effect, too; also when I run "pstoedit -f pdf" on "my" eps file and view the resulting pdf file in gv. I saved it from sketch. Apparently, it is not a problem with OO.o, but an already known oddity of gradients saved by sketch: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=2914645&forum_id=4026 So far, I don't see whether sketch is wrong here, or both pstoedit and the software you used fail to read the file correctly. The mouthline is not the only section I modified, but if I remember correctly, it is the only section I removed and recreated in sketch. I used "my" penguin with LaTeX and GhostScript only where it displays and prints fine. > The black and white vector tux by Neal Tucker > <http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux/> also looks a little wierd in > wmf, and I'm not sure how to fix it. I'll post later with a webpage of > specifics on the problems / artifacts as well as a link to this wmf > file. (Unless Simon or Anja object). I don't object. However, I suggest that you point people to the sketch homepage (or that particular thread in the archive). I do not have the time to find out if sketch can save my penguin to a "better" eps file, but maybe someone else has. The sketch mailing list might help, too. Anyway, the wmf file of Simon's penguin you attached renders fine in OO.o. Best wishes, Anja
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