And.... how about ram, cpu and graphic card your system have?
Chris Tregenza escribi?: > > I'm using Scibus to put together an A2 poster consisting of a map of > the world and accompanying info. > > The graphics are in SVG form (created by Inkscape) and Scribus is > being used to add the text and produce the print ready PDF. > > However, the SVG file is very large (> 2MB) and complicated (it is a > detailed map). > > This causes Scribus to perform extremely slowly and it normally > crashes within a couple of minutes of the SVG being imported. Scribus > is effectively unusable. > > I've tried removing as much from the file as possible including > simplifying the paths. However any further removal will impact on the > map accuracy. > > I'm trying to avoid using PNG or other bitmap images as this impacts > on print quality. > > I have tried encapsulating the map as an PDF or PDS exports from > Inkscape. This works however Inkscape's exports are not as good as > Scribus and colour management and the PDF ultimately created by > Scribus seems lower quality. > > I want to use Scribus to create the PDF to take full advantage of its > press-ready features but I've run into a brick wall. > > Can anyone offer any useful advice to work around for this situation > that allows me to create a top quality, press ready PDF? > > > > Chris > > > _______________________________________________ > scribus mailing list > scribus at lists.scribus.info > http://lists.scribus.info/mailman/listinfo/scribus >
