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Originally Posted by mrmikel
Converting to vector image might be an ideal solution for tables. But conversion programs are not so common or inexpensive. Re-creation is a lot of work.
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Well Tables can for the most part be recreated in HTML (although for my SVG Tutorial I AM planning on potentially tackling vector tables... an SVG Table MIGHT scale nicer (or be flipped at a 90 degree angle), I still have to do lots of testing and learn a lot more about SVG).
As for charts and graphs, here are a few graphs I was able to recreate using Inkscape in one night (again, I have zero vector art experience):
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Side Note: Forgive for the "off-topicness", but I feel this is also an important area of "image rehab".
