Tonny,
I was not successful in installing any of the converters you suggested
on my laptop under XP.
As soon as I have more time, I will try again.
Thanks,
Alice
Tonny Kohar wrote:
Hi,
Do you suggest any free-ware that converts jpg to svg and conform to
the SVG DTD?
Maybe you could try
- PoTra
Hi,
> Do you suggest any free-ware that converts jpg to svg and conform to
> the SVG DTD?
Maybe you could try
- PoTrace
- AutoTrace
- Delinate - front end for PoTrace and Autotrace
All those available at sourceforge.net
Regards
Tonny Kohar
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Sketsa
SVG Graphics Editor
http://www.kiyut.com
The attached file is compressed so rename it to caraminha.svgz.
On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 11:16, Alice Cavallo wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> Running the same class for the attached SVG file that by the way I can
> not read in any editor (i get only special characters), gives me the
> following msg:
>
> org.x
Alice Cavallo wrote:
I set factory.setValidating(false);
than the the SAx Parser gave me the right reading of the SVG file. But
the error (below) showed up at the end.
I get this error if I have two lines in my
Document. As to your other sample file that was a gzip
compressed SVG file (it sh
Thank you Thomas,
I set
factory.setValidating(false);
than the the SAx Parser gave me the right reading of the SVG file. But
the error (below) showed up at the end. Hopufully when I add this
class to my tool it won't make the whole sapplication crash.
Do you suggest any free-ware that converts
Hi Alice,
Alice Cavallo wrote:
I am trying to read and process SVG files from a Java application.
I am trying to use SAX, but there is some characters that are not
understood by SAX.
For example, the only way SaxParser could read properly the SVG file
(without any error and outputing the right info
Hello all,
I am trying to read and process SVG files from a Java application.
I am trying to use SAX, but there is some characters that are not
understood by SAX.
For example, the only way SaxParser could read properly the SVG file
(without any error and outputing the right information) was after
