this works for croppingSimply draw a square around the area you want visible.
Make sure it's the VERY top layer or object.
Then CTRL+A
OBJECT>CLIP>SET
Then, do what the others have recommended:
FILE>DOCUMENT PROPERTIES> FIT PAGE TO SELECTION.
Thanks!mintberryminuscrunch wrote:...
Then, do what the others have recommended:
FILE>DOCUMENT PROPERTIES> FIT PAGE TO SELECTION.
this works for cropping
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UNRAR(1) RAR archiver UNRAR(1)
NAME
unrar - extract files from rar archives
SYNOPSIS
unrar <command> [-<switch 1> -<switch N>] archive [files...] [path...]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the unrar command.
This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution
because the original program does not have a manual page.
Commands and options described here are as of unrar 2.02.
OPTIONS
After the program name comes a command and then optional switches with
dashes before them. A summary of commands is included below. For a
complete description, run unrar without options.
e Extract files to current directory.
l List archive content.
p Print file to stdout.
t Test archive files.
v Verbosely list archive.
x Extract files with full path.
SWITCHES
NOTE: Every switch must be separated by a whitespace. You cannot put
them together.
-av- Disable Authenticity Verification check.
-c- Disable comments show.
-f Freshen files.
-kb Keep broken extracted files.
-ierr Send all messages to stderr.
-inul Disable all messages.
-o+ Overwrite existing files.
-o- Do not overwrite existing files.
-p<password>
Set password.
-p- Do not query password.
-r Recurse subdirectories.
-u Update files.
-v List all volumes.
-x<file>
Exclude specified file.
-x@<list>
Exclude files in specified list file.
-x@ Read file names to exclude from stdin.
-y Assume Yes on all queries.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Petr Cech <cech@debian.org> according
to "unrar -h" for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by oth‐
ers).
02.11.1999 UNRAR(1)
Thanks!fossala wrote:..
I don't install non-free software just because a Windows user thinks he must use WinRAR it pack SVG files together.mintberryminuscrunch wrote:Could be that you need the propriatary (sorry no spellchecker) version of unrar
It was the only version available via package manager. I've got no time to search for tools to unpack something exotic as a RAR archive!lal wrote:Probably way too old unrar.fossala wrote:May I ask what was wrong?
No, beacause WinRAR is proprietary so I can't install it.Soarer wrote:To make a fair comparison, you should also test a rar of the tar
LOL!lal wrote:gzip and bzip2 compress with the highest compression ratio by default. RAR usually compresses better than both of them, so the archive was most probably not created with a high compression ratio mode. I'm fully with you about FOSS and open data formats, but that one you have to give to the rarlabs I'm afraid.
bzip2 is missing!Soarer wrote:...
6,355,470 nonpareil-0.79/*
6,481,920 nonpareil-0.79.tar
4,761,552 nonpareil-0.79.tar.gz
4,649,413 nonpareil-0.79.rar
4,526,353 nonpareil-0.79.tar.rar
...
You just posted figures and text but gave no proof!Soarer wrote:Still missing the point
I did not need to post any more to disprove your claim.7bit wrote:You just posted figures and text but gave no proof!Soarer wrote:Still missing the point
bzip2 gives better results than gzip, but you did not include it in your list!
271,482 mailx-12.4.tar.bz27bit wrote:368064 mailx-12.4.tar.gz
271482 mailx-12.4.tar.bz2
261800 mailx-12.4.tar.xz
source:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/heirloo ... 2/download
(might be funny if Windows users unpack it;-)
That difference is irrelevant!Soarer wrote:The difference is shown by the two figures for .rar and .tar.rar.
You could bzip2 each svg individually, and then tar them, to make a similar comparison.
Pah!Soarer wrote:271,482 mailx-12.4.tar.bz2
239,906 mailx-12.4.tar.rar
346,935 mailx-12.4.rar
