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gbulmash writes:
So, I've been messing with the graphics in the Open Clipart Library and it feels as if SVG is a standard like "meatball" is a standard. Most of the graphics render just fine in Inkscape, but you'll get 5 different renders in 5 different applications. For example, one of the Baby Tux drawings renders differently in Firefox, Corel Draw X3, Illustrator, and Inkscape, and generates error messages from Batik's rasterizer.
If I use Inkscape to export to EPS, the EPS opens in Illustrator pretty much like the SVG does, but (and this may be a problem with Corel) doesn't import into Corel Draw X3 well. I'd like to convert some of these SVGs to EPS, and some to SWF (Flash format), and generate bitmaps of all the ones I converted as well. Some of the more simple drawings convert into all three formats beautifully. Others... well, I can get a nice PNG out of Inkscape, but that's it.
Is there an application that can render the images as well as Inkscape, but also produce an output to EPS & SWF that looks like the render? Or even just an output to a more normalized SVG that will render more faithfully in Illustrator or Corel for the sake of conversion to EPS and SWF?
