Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
Assuming you wish compatibility with all versions of Adobe
Acrobat/Reader on
all OS platforms - there is no way to embed SVG scripting into the PDF.
Leonard
On 1/7/08, Z T Minhas [EMAIL PROTECTED] ztminhas%40yahoo.com wrote:
hi,
I have a SVG file which i am
- either as it was before or perhaps as part of a
conversion to XML similar to our own Mars project. I would certainly
recommend that anyone interested please join the ISO committee and make
their desires heard.
Leonard Rosenthol
Adobe Systems
On 1/2/08, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
,
Leonard Rosenthol
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Hey John - Happy New Year, back at you!
There are numerous products on the market that can convert SVG-PDF
with
full vector fidelity. I wrote the first one back around 1997,
though it's
no longer available. Today, you can certainly use Adobe
Hey John - Happy New Year, back at you!
There are numerous products on the market that can convert SVG-PDF with
full vector fidelity. I wrote the first one back around 1997, though it's
no longer available. Today, you can certainly use Adobe Illustrator on the
commercial side or free solutions
.
Leonard Rosenthol
PDF Standards Evangelist
Adobe Systems
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There is no way to convert SVG-PDF and preserve the interactivity and
animation, unless you want to actually convert the SVG to something like
Flash/SWF and then embed the Flash/SWF.
For print, there are numerous SVG-PDF converters out there from open source
(like Inkscape) to commercial (Adobe
will not include SVG
support.
Leonard
On 8/23/07, Domenico Strazzullo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Leonard Rosenthol [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if Adobe is pursuing ASV or not (though I suspect not),
Leonard,
First
It was made VERY CLEAR yesterday at WWDC that the version of Safari in
Leopard will be the EXACT SAME version as on the iPhone, and on Windows
(when it goes 1.0).
So yes, whatever SVG supports in Safari on the desktop will also function
100% identically on the iPhone.
Leonard
On 6/12/07, Jon
There are a few places that we had to extend SVG to support features in PDF,
including in the areas of colorspaces, transparency and prepress
functionality. All of our extensions are documented and should also be
namespaced.
Leonard Rosenthol
Adobe Systems
On 12/10/06, pilatfr [EMAIL PROTECTED
We support icc-color() as well as the SVG 1.2 device colors.
Leonard
On 12/12/06, Jon Ferraiolo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will point out that device-color() was a feature (still is a feature?)
that was listed in drafts of SVG 1.2. So, even with this syntax extension,
Adobe has attempted to
Yes. We would indeed like to bring our extensions back to the W3C at some
point.
Leonard
On 12/12/06, Antoine Quint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12 déc. 2006, at 06:08, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
There are a few places that we had to extend SVG to support
features in PDF,
including
On 11/3/06, CPK Smithies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For present purposes, the significant issue is that SVG - and XML
projects generally - are being designed to support the ordering and
design of information in a logical way. The presumption is that the more
logically information is structured,
On 11/2/06, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, please don't take what I say next personally. ;) Also, these are my
views, not necessarily those of the SVG WG.
I won't - don't worry! In exchange, you can't take my comment
as attacks on SVG or the work of the committee...
I'm
On 11/2/06, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I understand it, Mars will be a plugin to Acrobat Reader and full version.
Initially, this is true.
Remember that, TODAY, Mars is just a technology preview from
Adobe. It is not (yet) a product or an official deliverable. We have
On 11/2/06, brucerindahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info. I was interested until I looked at the specs on
your site. I am currently using Batik to convert SVG to PDF and
thought Mars would be a far easier solution.
Depending on what you are doing, and when/how you plan to
On 11/2/06, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The lack of some of the text features, markers and textpath hurts and
is certainly a problem when it comes to creating maps on demand or
other more complex graphics.
The issue is that although we are using SVG syntax, we are using
it
On 10/31/06, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems like SVG is not yet dead inside Adobe.
Not at all!
Here is another project
by Adobe to embed static SVG inside a Mars file format, which is
basically a zip folder containing xml files (one per page) which
links to
On 9/27/06, vic_snap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the key areas of interest for us lies in the conversion of PDF to
SVG. We are aware of several commercial tools on the market for this
conversion, but we have not had satisfactory results from them as of
yet.
Can you give us some idea of
On 9/6/06, jon_ferraiolo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pat,
Now that I am a member of the community and no longer an employee of
Adobe, here is my reaction:
As of when??!?!?!!?
What happened???
Leonard
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We like xml because it is The Great Panacea. What else do we need?
I agree that XML is a wonderful thing...I spend lots of time in XML
myself (and have for almost 10 years now).
I do not, however, consider it the great panacea. There are many
things for which it is NOT
Perhaps because of Sax, Xerces, Xalan, JDom, SOAP, MSXML, XSLT,
XPath or perhaps simply because I can read the file and grab what I
want/need?
More specifically, because you can use the tools you ALREADY KNOW...
There are similar tools for many of those things for
Every time someone
introduces an extra XML language, all that I have to learn is what is
*specific* to that language, nothing else. With other formats, you
also have to pick up the tools, the quirks, the modes of publishing,
etc..
Granted that learning a new grammar is easily than
My company currently uses SVGs on our website for dynamic product
creation. Once the product is created we have a long drawn out
process of taking these files and making them printable.
OK.
Now, define printable.
What color model(s) do you require? RGB? CMYK?
Can dynamic svg objects be embedded in a pdf document?
Yes.
Acrobat 6 offered more support than Acrobat 7 (they removed some of
the SVG support), but there are still ways to incorporate fully interactive
SVG content into a PDF.
Leonard
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you did not recognize my substantial point. What would have
been necessary for svg to gain currency?
What would have been necessary is for many of the companies that
invested in SVG (Corel, Beatware, etc.) to have not disappeared during the
.BOMB era and to have been the technology
descbiassed readers, skip this ;-)/desc Yet again, xaml
is in the position to compete with pdf. This time the
dominant ms windows user squad will get powerful native os
(+hardware) display support and a xaml document generator on board.
There's one thing for sure, MS will get the
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