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=== Plain SVG ===
=== Plain SVG ===
Plain SVG is a file format of inkscape and other programs, made for compatibility between svg drawing programs, to strip of all programrelated information that is no use in other programs and because of filesize.
Plain SVG is a file format of inkscape and other svg-editors, made for compatibility between svg drawing programs, to strip of all program related information that is of no use in other svg-editors and because of filesize.
It is a human readable format, because the filecontent is saved as ascii-text.
It is a human readable format, because the filecontent is saved as ascii-text.


Another option is the '''svgz''' file format which is a normal svg file packed with gnu-z. That shrinks the filesize, but produces a binary which in not human readable as it is.  
Another option is the '''svgz''' file format which is a normal svg file packed with gnu-z. That shrinks the filesize, but produces a binary which is not human readable as it is.  


It is a good idea to save your work files in svgz format, to save space on your harddrive. Inkscape and some other programs as Ksvg can read svgz files without a problem or timedelay.
It is a good idea to save your work files in svgz format, to save space on your harddrive. Inkscape and some other programs as Ksvg can read svgz files without a problem or timedelay.


FireFox 1.5.0.6 can not display svgz-files directly. It must be converted to svg first.




 
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Revision as of 17:32, 21 August 2006

Plain SVG

Plain SVG is a file format of inkscape and other svg-editors, made for compatibility between svg drawing programs, to strip of all program related information that is of no use in other svg-editors and because of filesize. It is a human readable format, because the filecontent is saved as ascii-text.

Another option is the svgz file format which is a normal svg file packed with gnu-z. That shrinks the filesize, but produces a binary which is not human readable as it is.

It is a good idea to save your work files in svgz format, to save space on your harddrive. Inkscape and some other programs as Ksvg can read svgz files without a problem or timedelay.

FireFox 1.5.0.6 can not display svgz-files directly. It must be converted to svg first.