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= Tips for getting Extensions to work =
= Tips for getting Extensions to work =
Inkscape's extensions allow for importing and exporting non-SVG file types and direct editing of the current SVG document. For more information about the Extensions that appear in the Effects menu read GettingEffectsWorking.
Inkscape's extensions allow for importing and exporting non-SVG file types and direct editing of the current SVG document. For more information about the Extensions that appear in the Effects menu read [[GettingEffectsWorking]].


=== Open *.TXT ===
=== Open *.TXT ===
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  - install perl and optionally Image::Magick
  - install perl and optionally Image::Magick
  - Only handles Illustrator versions prior to using PDF as the internal format (Version Number?)
  - Only handles Illustrator versions prior to using PDF as the internal format (Version Number?)
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=== Save *.AI ===
=== Save *.AI ===
  - requires pstoedit with the ps2ai filter
  - requires pstoedit with the ps2ai filter
  - uses Inkscapes internal ps output extension
  - uses Inkscapes internal ps output extension
=== Open *.PS ===
- requires skconvert python script from sketch =>> install sketch
=== Open *.WMF ===
- requires wmf2svg, part of libwmf (http://wvware.sourceforge.net/libwmf.html)
=== Save *.PDF (Win32) ===
<pre>
- install [[GhostScript]] http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/doc/AFPL/get851.htm
- create ps2pdf.cmd in %instdir%/share/extensions/
REM BEGIN
@echo off
REM edit %GSDIR% to match the ghostscript installation directory
set GSDIR=%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\gs8.51\
set GSBINDIR=%GSDIR%bin
set GSLIBDIR=%GSDIR%lib
set PATH=%GSBINDIR%;%GSLIBDIR%;%PATH%
ps2pdf.bat %1 -
REM END
- edit pdf_output.inx
<inkscape-extension>
    <name>PDF Output</name>
    <id>org.inkscape.output.pdf</id>
    <dependency type="extension">org.inkscape.output.ps</dependency>
    <dependency type="executable" location="extensions">ps2pdf.cmd</dependency>
<!--<dependency type="executable">ps2pdf</dependency>-->
    <output>
        <extension>.pdf</extension>
        <mimetype>image/x-portable-document-format</mimetype>
        <filetypename>Adobe PDF (*.pdf)</filetypename>
        <filetypetooltip>Adobe Portable Document Format</filetypetooltip>
    </output>
    <script>
        <command reldir="extensions">ps2pdf.cmd</command>
        <helper_extension>org.inkscape.output.ps</helper_extension>
    </script>
</inkscape-extension>
</pre>

Revision as of 02:33, 22 January 2006

Tips for getting Extensions to work

Inkscape's extensions allow for importing and exporting non-SVG file types and direct editing of the current SVG document. For more information about the Extensions that appear in the Effects menu read GettingEffectsWorking.

Open *.TXT

- install perl
- install SVG perl module

Open *.AI

- install perl and optionally Image::Magick
- Only handles Illustrator versions prior to using PDF as the internal format (Version Number?)

Save *.AI

- requires pstoedit with the ps2ai filter
- uses Inkscapes internal ps output extension

Open *.PS

- requires skconvert python script from sketch =>> install sketch

Open *.WMF

- requires wmf2svg, part of libwmf (http://wvware.sourceforge.net/libwmf.html)

Save *.PDF (Win32)

 - install [[GhostScript]] http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/doc/AFPL/get851.htm
 - create ps2pdf.cmd in %instdir%/share/extensions/

REM BEGIN
@echo off
REM edit %GSDIR% to match the ghostscript installation directory
set GSDIR=%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\gs8.51\
set GSBINDIR=%GSDIR%bin
set GSLIBDIR=%GSDIR%lib
set PATH=%GSBINDIR%;%GSLIBDIR%;%PATH%
ps2pdf.bat %1 -
REM END

 - edit pdf_output.inx

<inkscape-extension>
    <name>PDF Output</name>
    <id>org.inkscape.output.pdf</id>
    <dependency type="extension">org.inkscape.output.ps</dependency>
    <dependency type="executable" location="extensions">ps2pdf.cmd</dependency>
<!--<dependency type="executable">ps2pdf</dependency>-->
    <output>
        <extension>.pdf</extension>
        <mimetype>image/x-portable-document-format</mimetype>
        <filetypename>Adobe PDF (*.pdf)</filetypename>
        <filetypetooltip>Adobe Portable Document Format</filetypetooltip>
    </output>
    <script>
        <command reldir="extensions">ps2pdf.cmd</command>
        <helper_extension>org.inkscape.output.ps</helper_extension>
    </script>
</inkscape-extension>