imported EPS files are scaled to 80%

Bug #165945 reported by Bug Importer
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Inkscape
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Bug Description

The file, test_square.eps, was created in Adobe Illustrator. It has a
square which is 100 points on a side. Opening the same file in Inkscape
shows the square to be 80 points on a side. I'm Using Debian Sarge,
Inkscape 0.39, pstoedit 3.33.

Ron Golan <email address hidden>

I had to resubmit this because the uncompress file was a little to large to
attach.

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Mrdocs-users (mrdocs-users) wrote :
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I examined this file with GSview and GS 8.32 (latest), as
well as importing into Scribus 1.2.1cvs.

Errors from GSview / GS Output:

GSview 4.6 2004-01-11
play_sound: not implemented
debug=0
Unknown in Comments section at line 4:
  %%AI8_CreatorVersion: 10.0
Unknown in Comments section at line 5:
  %AI9_PrintingDataBegin
Unknown in Comments section at line 13:
  %ADOBeginClientInjection: DocumentHeader "AI10"
Unknown in Comments section at line 14:
  %ADOEndClientInjection: DocumentHeader "AI10"
Unknown in Comments section at line 16:
  %%DocumentNeededResources:
Unknown in Comments section at line 17:
  %%DocumentSuppliedResources: procset Adobe_AGM_Image (1.0 0)
Unknown in Comments section at line 18:
  %%+ procset Adobe_CoolType_Utility_MAKEOCF (1.13 0)
Unknown in Comments section at line 19:
  %%+ procset Adobe_CoolType_Core (2.12 0)
Unknown in Comments section at line 20:
  %%+ procset Adobe_AGM_Core (2.0 0)
Unknown in Comments section at line 21:
  %%+ procset Adobe_AGM_Utils (1.0 0)
Unknown in Comments section at line 22:
  %%DocumentFonts:
Unknown in Comments section at line 24:
  %%DocumentNeededFeatures:
Unknown in Comments section at line 25:
  %%DocumentSuppliedFeatures:
Unknown in Comments section at line 30:
  %AI7_Thumbnail: 128 128 8
Unknown in Prolog section at line 37:
  %%EndComments
Unknown in Prolog section at line 39:
  %%ViewingOrientation: 1 0 0 1
Unknown in Prolog section at line 40:
  %%EndDefaults
Unknown in Prolog section at line 45:
  %%Version: 1.0 0
Unknown in Prolog section at line 46:
  %%Copyright: Copyright (C) 2000-2000 Adobe Systems, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Unknown in Prolog section at line 390:
  %%Version: 2.0 0
Unknown in Prolog section at line 391:
  %%Copyright: Copyright (C) 1997-1999 Adobe Systems, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2047:
  %%Copyright: Copyright 1997-2001 Adobe Systems
Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2048:
  %%Version: 2.12 0
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2240:
  %%Copyright: Copyright 1987-2001 Adobe Systems Incorporated.
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2241:
  %%Version: 1.13 0
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2441:
  %%Version: 1.0 0
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2442:
  %%Copyright: Copyright (C) 2000-2000 Adobe Systems, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2455:
  %%don't initialize AGMIMG_&customcolorimage, it wrecks
havoc in a nested environment
Unknown in Prolog section at line 2456:
  %%AGMIMG_ccimage_exists not {/AGMIMG_&customcolorimage nd} if
Unknown in Page section at line 3325:
  %%EndPageComments

DSC Warning
At line 4153:
  %%TrailerThe trailer is normally at the end of a document.
This line was found more than 32k bytes from the end
of the file. Trailers are not usually this long.
It is more likely that another PostScript file has been
included,
without enclosing it in %%BeginDocument / %%EndDocument.

'OK' will assume this is part of an included file.
'Cancel' will assume this is the trailer
Response = Ignore All DSC
AFPL Ghostscript BETA RELEASE 8.32 (2004-10-26)
Copyright (C) 2004 artofcode LLC, Benicia, CA. All rights
reserved.
This software comes with N...

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Bug Importer (bug-importer) wrote :

I'm seeing the same problems using Inkscape 0.40. I'm
taking bitmapped artwork, converted to EPS via potrace (via
commandline separate utility rather than built-in to
inkscape). The resulting EPS files are appropriately sized
when imported into scribus or when manipulated via gv or
xpdf or acroread (after ps2pdf conversion), but are shrunk
approximately 80% when imported into inkscape or opened
directly into inkscape. I can attach sample files, but I'm
not sure they're necessary as it happens with every file
I've used (and the above sample by Ron seems very
straitforward....

Thanks.

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Lucychili-users (lucychili-users) wrote :

whole document related export/import eps issues

1027699 imported EPS files are scaled to 80%
1378123 EPS export: BoundingBox crops image (rounding issue?)
1273753 Exporting EPS creates a too-wide picture

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