Part of OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications, Version 1.2 and the equivalent ISO 26300-1:2015. I was hoping there would be a portable version of beta 1.0 (avoiding frustrating preferences mess in %APPDATA%).OpenDocument Drawing Document Format (ODG), Version 1.2. No, this was not fixed in beta 1.0 last time I checked. For your sample file Салон_13.cdr, I had to make the page size larger in Corel Draw in order to open it the right size in LibreOffice Draw.Īttached is exported SVG files from LibreOffice Draw.īrynn.
When I open the FWN7QABI63F23M5.cdr from the bug report in LibreOffice Draw, it is the right size in mm, like it is in Corel Draw. The actual bug here, in my opinion, is the way Inkscape is using libcdr (also used in LibreOffice).
Maybe someone else can help you customize Inkscape on a Ubuntu 18.04 system. Even my Inkscape preferences.xml is kept separate in different versions, as long as I use the platform. Editing my units.xml is not a problem in Windows. Is that the actual correction of the units happening? ĪndreyREKLAMA, I'm a Windows user and I prefer running Inkscape from a regular folder instead of installing it on my system. I'm also curious why the value changes by a fraction, when the unit is added. But if I do that, instead of adding the unit to the height value, it changes the value to "100%". To me, using English grammar rules, and not XML code rules, I'm tempted to put a space between 841.8898 and pt. ** My question for Aero (or anyone who knows the answer) is this. But I don't clearly understand what this edit does. But I do know how to edit something in the XML Editor, so I have just written out Aero's instructions for you, in a simplified way. I certainly should say that I don't understand this bug. (Don't forget to click the Set button.) (I'm always doing that 😵) Repeat the same process for the "width" line.(Also, the value changes by a few fractions, which is part of my footnote question.) You will see on the line you highlighted above has now changed to have "pt" behind the height value. Don't put a space, but type immediately behind the number. Now you should see the cursor blinking, so you can type in "pt" without the quotes.In that bottom-right section, position your mouse immediately behind "841.8898", and click once.And you also will see that info show up in the bottom of the right side of XML Editor window. On the right side of the XML Editor, click on the "height" item.On the left side of the XML Editor, click on what I think is the first item at the top.Refer to the screenshot which Aero made for you, in message #4Ĭan you follow what you need to do from there? Just in case, this is how it looks to me.I'm not sure why your computer says that you can't edit the XML file, or exactly how you're trying to do it. Before you do this, please undo the other changes that you made in css file.
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