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Here is what I could find<br />
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<a href="http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/InkscapeColor" rel="ugc">http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/InkscapeColor</a><br />
At the moment, the easiest way to get Inkscape SVG into CMYK color spaces is via import into Scribus or using Acrobat Distiller on Win32. Export to eps and conversion using perl script pscol from <a href="http://dionysos.mpch-mainz.mpg.de/~joeckel/pscol/" rel="ugc">http://dionysos.mpch-mainz.mpg.de/~joeckel/pscol/</a>&nbsp;is also possible. <br />
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I am not a coreldraw expert but googling showed that it should be possible to open or at least import svg files into coreldraw. Can you elaborate on issues you faced?<br />

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Hallo sunnycoder,<br />
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Thanx for the comments. The solution you have provided this may be helpful to me. I will have to see this once again. Actually we want to make some artworks <br />
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like leaflet, brochure etc. for printing. Before starting the design we have to set the palette to CMYK. Once you make the artwork in RGB palette and then <br />
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convert it into CMYK it will make an effect to the artwork. So we have to fix the color palette to CMYK before designing.<br />
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The next problem is also related with the printing. In our system we are using linux and InkScape. But the press, where we are sending the artworks for <br />
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printing, they are having windows system and CorelDraw or illustrator. So we have to make the artwork windows compatible. Though windows based vector <br />
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softwares support .svg but they cant have the full support for this file type. Specially with masking and clipping. So this is the reason we want to save <br />
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the file into .eps format. So that printer can open the files into their systems.<br />
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Hope I have explained the problems to you elaborately. If you have any further queries, please inform me. I am really looking for the solutions for the <br />
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problems. Waiting for another quick reply from your side. Take care.
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It should be possible to export to eps directly ... <br />
<a href="http://inkscape.modevia.com/inkscape-man.html" rel="ugc">http://inkscape.modevia.com/inkscape-man.html</a><br />
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explore the methods in my previous post ... they should work for you.
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We are working in InkScape. We are developing vector artworks in InkScape0.46 on Linux platform and want to open those artworks in CorelDraw 13 on Windows platform. But .svg files are not supported by CorelDraw and thats why it is creating problems. Is it really possible? Can we get CMYK support in InkScape for printing purpose as we get in CorelDraw 13? Is their any open source 3rd party for these kind of problems?
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We are working in InkScape. We are developing vector artworks in InkScape0.46 on Linux platform and want to open those artworks in CorelDraw 13 on Windows platform. But .svg files are not supported by CorelDraw and thats why it is creating problems. Is it really possible? Can we get CMYK support in InkScape for printing purpose as we get in CorelDraw 13? Is their any open source 3rd party for these kind of problems?

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