| 2011-12-18 09:51:03 |
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Hi all:
on some cases Inkscape produce a weired bug in PDF, especially where gradients and translucent effects are present. Inkscape produce a PDF that is viewable by Acrobat, but confuse some older software For example RIP (raster image processor for Large format printer).
Workaround : Open that pdf in Ilustrator (cs3 in my case) it gives a waring: " Some objects were reintrerpreted", "An unknown shading type was encountered." but is displayed correctly. After saving to pdf in illustrator, pdf work well in other software too.
So I suspect Inkscape that do something not so standard while exporting to pdf. I suggest to have some "compatibility mode"
OS: WinXP SP3, 3GB ram, last updates installed , Inkscape 0.48
Thanx for help |
Hi all:
on some cases Inkscape produce a weired bug in PDF, especially where gradients and translucent effects are present. Inkscape produce a PDF that is viewable by Acrobat, but confuse some older software For example RIP (raster image processor for Large format printer).
Workaround : Open that pdf in Ilustrator (cs3 in my case) it gives a waring: " Some objects were reintrerpreted", "An unknown shading type was encountered." but is displayed correctly. After saving to pdf in illustrator, pdf work well in other software too.
So I suspect Inkscape that do something not so standard while exporting to pdf. I suggest to have some "compatibility mode"
OS: WinXP SP3, 3GB ram, last updates installed , Inkscape 0.48
Thanx for help
From the attached files:
SVG: inkscape:version="0.48.2 r9819"
PDF: cairo 1.10.2 (http://cairographics.org) |
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