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| − | + | To convert images, the graphviz package contains a utility called ''convert''. | |
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| + | '''Example:''' | ||
| + | convert -scale 300x150 -transparent white klingel.svg klingel.png | ||
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| + | = Office files = | ||
| + | You can convert Office files (*.doc, *.ppt etc) using the [[command]] soffice: | ||
| + | soffice --invisible --convert-to png ''presentation.odp'' | ||
| + | Converts ''presentation.odp'' to ''presentation''.png | ||
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| + | = Corel Draw files = | ||
| + | To convert a Corel Draw file to a Linux-readable format, use [[uniconvertor]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 15 June 2013
To convert images, the graphviz package contains a utility called convert.
Example:
convert -scale 300x150 -transparent white klingel.svg klingel.png
Office files
You can convert Office files (*.doc, *.ppt etc) using the command soffice:
soffice --invisible --convert-to png presentation.odp
Converts presentation.odp to presentation.png
Corel Draw files
To convert a Corel Draw file to a Linux-readable format, use uniconvertor.
