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Old 12-17-2014, 09:11 AM   #5
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Thanks Ruben for a useful tip. Actually, I do not find particularly difficult to write text using Inkscape. But while you are here, I have some svg-related questions that puzzle me (beware, I am greedy).

1 - if the use of the object tag is recommended for svg, why do people still use img tags?

2- how to draw a spreadsheet on svg?
First I thought to produce a cell, then two, then four, make a row, then two rows, four rows, etc. Then we enter the cell values row by row and we align them. But there must be a better solution than this cumbersome idea? Or have we to draw each vertical and horizontal line and align them? Or maybe use a bitmap made table and vectorize it?

3- how long did you need to create your nice leopard cover image in svg? It's amazing!

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