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Revision as of 15:22, 17 October 2007
InkSlide - quick and easy presentations using Inkscape
InkSlide produces slides like this:
from simple text input like this:
%slide InkSlide: Features Features include wrapped top level text and mulitple levels of wrapped bulleted lists with bullets and font information taken from the template file. Slide specific content like this: which is updated when the template changes.
An Inkscape file is used as a template file to define the background, title position and font, fonts and positions for text at different levels of indentation, groups to be cloned and used as bullets, etc.
Content specific to a particular slide can also be created in Inkscape, this content merged with the template and text input to make the final slide, so changes to the template after a particular slide is edited in Inkscape are included.
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python inkslide.py myTemplate.svg mySlides.txt