> And Andreas, I have another question for you: I tried ogis2svg.exe on
> your website. It works great, but I have a problem with using
> --referenceframe. How do I write the minx miny maxy may attributes on
> the commandline? I've tried several possibilities but all failed. The
> idea for the referenceframe is that the shape/svg is clipped? Or does it
> just adjust the viewBox? The latter would be useless in my case since it
> makes the file way to big. (I'm clipping a city out of a province, so I
> don't need the whole province).

Currently, the referenceframe is automatically calculated. It adds a percentage 
to the 
maximum extent. In the referenceframe it writes out both realworld coordinates 
and the 
calculated coordinates when using map scale and offset. Currently, there is no 
way to 
overwrite this behaviour. I will have to provide a fix for that. Other people 
have asked as 
well. I will send you a mail once this is fixed.

If you don't need to introduce a map scale I would recommend staying in real 
world 
coordinates (use a scale-factor of 1). This makes it easier to bring in other 
data sources 
later.

In fact, the only reason I brought in the scale factor was a bug in Adobe 
Illustrator. People 
wanted to use my tool to import shpfiles into Illustrator. Illustrator did not 
like realworld 
coordinates, so I had to transform those coordinates to paper coordinates. 
Hopefully, 
Adobe will provide a fix for that. I already sent them files to illustrate the 
problem.

Andreas




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