[scribus] Rasterized vector drawings inserted svg and "Mangage images / Links"

[Mads Boserup Lauritsen]

Hi a.l.e.

thx for the answer, just what was looking for, works perfect, especially 
if the imported pdf is displayed as 72dpi, and then embedded in the 
final pdf. Just remember to ignore the errors Scribus post,

BTW, I'm on Windows XP...

Best regards,

Mads

,Today I am very happy as my work finally shifted from Microsoft Office 
to Open Office today... :-) 700 users :-)

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in 1.3.5+ (and if your copy of scribus has been compiled against
libpodofo; afaik this is true for os x, windows and our own debian
packages) you can link the pdfs to an image frame and tell scribus to
embed them when exporting to pdf.


this is an experimental feature but, afaik, recently there was some work
on some color management related issues to make it less experimental.
(basically the status is: the embedding normally works but scribus
won't check the color profiles and other important details yet).

hope that helps
a.l.e
>    1. Re:  Color tint (Gregory Pittman)
>    2. Re:  Color tint (maltmaster)
>    3. Re:  Color tint (Gregory Pittman)
>    4.  Rasterized vector drawings inserted svg and "Mangage	images
>       / Links" (Mads Boserup Lauritsen)
>    5. Re:  Color tint (Owen)
>    6. Re:  Color tint (Alexandre Prokoudine)
>    7. Re:  Color tint (Teodor-Toma Silvestru Muntean)
>    8. Re:  Rasterized vector drawings inserted svg and "Mangage
>       images / Links" (a.l.e)
> 
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> Date: Sun, 08 Nov 2009 08:38:18 -0500
> From: Gregory Pittman <gregp_ky at yahoo.com>
> Subject: Re: [scribus] Color tint
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> On 11/07/2009 09:35 PM, maltmaster wrote:
>> I am evaluating Scribus to replace InDesign CS2. I can specify a tint to
>> lighten a color with InDesign. I have not found this in the properties or
>> color menus. Does it exist?
>>    
> No.
> You can reduce saturation, and you can create a new color; for now 
> that's it.
> 
> Greg
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> From: maltmaster <tom at otsiningo.com>
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> maltmaster wrote:
>> I am evaluating Scribus to replace InDesign CS2. I can specify a tint to
>> lighten a color with InDesign. I have not found this in the properties or
>> color menus. Does it exist?
>>
> More information: I found this on a Microsoft office forum. It gives
> functions to compute RGB values from a a base color and tint value. This
> helps to define a new color.
> 
> http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/oxmlsdk/thread/f6d26f2c-114f-4a0d-8bca-a27442aec4d0 
> http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/oxmlsdk/thread/f6d26f2c-114f-4a0d-8bca-a27442aec4d0 
> 
> Still looking for equivalent function for CYMK. I assume that a subtractive
> model would differ from an additive model.
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