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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
Ahh, I could have sworn I read roger64 saying something about tracing a table in an earlier post... maybe I was just going delusional, and it was past my bed time!  |
Here you have another svg table; this time I spent 5 minutes to improve the result. As you can see, practically perfect.
SVG Table II.epub
The curious thing is that the 5 minutes I worked with the .pdf file because THIS IS THE KEY to have good results with Inkscape. As better the .pdf, better the svg table.
You are a master with LaTeX, so do a try by converting a LaTeX table in a svg image. Just one more thing: when you are going to open the .pdf in Inkscape, set the "Precision of approximating gradient meshes:" to 129; of that way you'll have clean, net lines. Tell me your results.
Regards