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Re: SVG to PDF

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From: Wilson_Lei
Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2004 13:08
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It depends on your requirement. If you just want a crappy thumbnail and don't care about color, resolution, and formatting, it will probably take you minutes to a hour. In my case, I am not that lucky. I spent over a month and finally concluded AGS is not able to do what I need. It was as simple as converting an SVG to PDF, but if you talk about color spec., fonts, resolution, text formatting at the same time, AGS is not designed for that (SVG content I mean).
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