There appears to be a scaling problem of some sort, and possibly a clipping problem, related to the use of the 'use' command and the 'xlink:href' references. I was not able to get reasonable results using the automatic scaling feature of the dxf import. In one case it also appeared that IE8 had actually clipped off about a third of the image, I don't know why.
The best I was able to do is the attached svg file, which views correctly in IE8 and IE9. This was done using recent trunk version, with manual scaling, and scale factor = 2, y-origin = -100 mm. The latest version of the import code can be obtained by downloading the files dxf_input.py and dxf_input.inx from the site: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~inkscape.dev/inkscape/trunk/files/head:/share/extensions/
and saving them in the directory \Inkscape\share\extensions\
thanks for the files, ~suv
There appears to be a scaling problem of some sort, and possibly a clipping problem, related to the use of the 'use' command and the 'xlink:href' references. I was not able to get reasonable results using the automatic scaling feature of the dxf import. In one case it also appeared that IE8 had actually clipped off about a third of the image, I don't know why.
The best I was able to do is the attached svg file, which views correctly in IE8 and IE9. This was done using recent trunk version, with manual scaling, and scale factor = 2, y-origin = -100 mm. The latest version of the import code can be obtained by downloading the files dxf_input.py and dxf_input.inx from the site: bazaar. launchpad. net/~inkscape. dev/inkscape/ trunk/files/ head:/share/ extensions/ share\extension s\
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and saving them in the directory \Inkscape\