Scribus 1.3.5 Beta: Open source alternative to QuarkXpress, InDesign and PageMaker

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Scribus 1.3.5 Beta is a open source software aimed at pre-preparation of documents. The aim of the team that developed it, is to make a program that is easy and convenient so as to enable ordinary users without much knowledge to use it, but do not lose quality and features that will seek a professional. The program supports various functions such as working with CMYK colors, import and export to PDF, EPS and SVG, the processing of Unicode text and more. Scribus 1.3.5 Beta supports 25 languages.

Draw Pictures And Edit SVG Image File For Free With e2vector

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You have heard about the image formats jpeg, png, and gif. But what about svg? SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), according to Wikipedia, is a family of specifications of XML-based file format for describing two-dimensional vector graphics,

Pluggable SVG

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Mr. Schepers put together a proposal entitled Referenced Parameter Variables in SVG. This would allow declarative access to parameters from a parent document.

PDFCreator 0.98 supports export SVG

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PDFCreator creates PDFs from any Windows program, using it like a printer.
The latest version of the open source product adds SVG output (experimental).

SVG Open 2009 call for participation ("SVG coming of age", at Google Mountain View)

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The SVG Open 2009 organizing committee is looking for contributors presenting a paper or teaching a course. Presenters are asked to submit an extended abstract in English with an approximate length of 400 to 800 words by May 15 ...

A Free SVG Every Day

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Eleanor at the Vendibles Blog has a very ambitious goal to create a free SVG for every day for a year. She’s about a month in and her track record so far is quite impressive

Demonstrations of future Web technologies

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Demonstrations of several future Web technologies. This demonstration works in Firefox 3.1 beta 3 (well, at leastlinux). A bit more work could be done to make it work with webkit. To see the east asian Ruby annota...

show off your skills by improving the Logo for SVG Open 2009

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See the call to Inkscapers (and others)

Google Docs adds collaborative drawing with SVG

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Now you can create and insert rich, colorful drawings into documents, presentations and spreadsheets, to illustrate your ideas or just for fun.

Understanding FOSS Visual Guide

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Martin Owens , the leader of the Ubuntu Massachusetts Local Community (LoCo) Team and general guru for things GNU/Linux, has published a delightful little book (currently in draft form) that explains the concept of Free and Open Source Software. Available in PDF form as well as in the SVG source.

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