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Subject: Re: A dream - graphics,export?
From: Nicolas Goutte <nicolasg () snafu ! de>
Date: 2003-02-23 11:04:46
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It depends what you mean by graphics. If you mean an inlined picture, it works
in the development version of KOffice. If you mean a non-inlined picture or
even a Karbon object, it does not work and probably will remain so for
KOffice 1.3.
As for KWord 1.2.x's HTML export filter, I am sorry to have broken clipart
export (SVG, WMF, QPicture) when I had changed the picture support in KWord
to KoPicture class. Unfortunately fixing it in KDE 1.2.x would need more time
than I have currently.
For the developement version of KOffice, I was able to fix it in an easier
way. (SVG and QPicture are exported as SVG. WMF is transformed to a PNG.)
The development version offers now a better RTF export filter. (It can export
WMF. However SVG and QPicture are transformed to PNG.)
As for a native MS Word export filter, it still does not exist but it would
have probably the same limitation as the RTF export filter.
Have a nice day/evening/night!
On Saturday 22 February 2003 13:16, Olav Pettershagen wrote:
> I'm a translator and Koffice in combination with Kpdfimport is so far THE
> answer to the eternal problem all translators all over the world face, how
> can we use our CAT tool with pdf files.
>
> The way I do it is to open the pdf in Koffice, save as html (because i find
> that this is the best filer for my purpose), open the html in Openoffice,
> save as rtf or MS word (depending on what the client wants, sometimes html
> is OK), import in CAT tool, translate, export, and ship back to customer.
> This does not work perfectly with all pdf's but believe me, it's by far the
> best solution out there!
>
> I guess my question is: As Koffice/kpdfimport already does such a great
> import job, how difficult would it be to also export the graphics along
> with the text to either html, MS Word og RTF?? - until Koffice becomes the
> standard word processing format and importable into decent CAT tools;)?.
> Actually not very important from a productive point of view, but it would
> impress clients even more.
>
> Olav
>
> P.S. I have converted at least 100 of my fellow freelance translators to
> Linux just because of Koffice/Kpdfimport as the kpdfimport 0.4 release
> already beats the "export to" feature in Acrobat and all OCR applications
> known to man for this particular purpose.
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