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Re: [SLE] Image editing
  • From: Martin Deppe <Martin.Deppe@xxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 13:37:07 +0100
  • Message-id: <41E3C873.9000503@xxxxxx>
Alexandr Malusek wrote:

Martin Deppe <Martin.Deppe@xxxxxx> writes:


Well, I have a .eps file. Do we have an editor for it somewhere in the
GPL comunity?


I don't think so. But you can convert EPS files to vector formats for
which editors exist via pstoedit (pstoedit*.rpm). You can get the
list of supported formats by "pstoedit -f format:-help".

My experience is that .eps -> fig (Xfig editor) conversion is usable.

BTW, I also experimented with .eps -> .emf (Enhanced Windows metafile)
conversion so that I could include converted .eps files into
OpenOffice.org but there were too many bugs there. (EPS images are
not displayed by OOo but EMF images are.)

--
A.M.

Converting it to EMF is not an option, though I needed to insert it into OOo and did it using Gimp (2.0) to read the EPS, change it and write JPG. That worked just fine but it took me between 1 and 2 hours for just one image. Therefore I wanted to use another method which would be much faster (couple of mintues actually). Using kile (which uses te_latex etc.) showed up as enabling me doing it. By now it is completely done.

So thank you
Martin


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