>
> Sure but if people really want "native" drawing objects in KWord, like
> kpresenter sort of has already, we could have a common lib for that (ii=
rc
> this was the idea behind kopainter? I guess a more recent version of th=
is
> would be karbon's libs)
>

My experience of people drawing objects directly in MsWord is historians=20
creating stemmas of manuscripts. A manuscript stemma is a kind of tree wh=
ere=20
you classify the manuscripts of a text to show graphically the philologic=
al=20
tradition.

People spend hours connecting the different words with pointed arrows to =
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that it doesn't print well or when you want to change something, everythi=
ng=20
is going amok and you need another couple of hours to fix it.

The right way would be to have a small python application where you enter=
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relations between the manuscripts and that create the schema in svg that=20
could be embedded in your KWord file.

Cheers,
Charles
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cmiramon@kde-france.org
http://www.kde-france.org

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