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From: Allan_T
Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 10:05

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Hello Richard,

If you simply want to convert SVG to PDF, there are other tools out there that you can use. One of the widely used ones is Batik (open source) - it has this pdf transcoder for getting SVG to PDF, and some other transcoder - SVG to JPEG, etc.

One thing to note is that CEF fonts embedded in the SVG files are not supported - hence you need to have the specified fonts installed.

Regards,

Allan

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