NAME

       wmf2svg - Convert metafile image to W3C's scalable vector graphic (SVG) format

SYNOPSIS

       wmf2svg [OPTION] ... [-o <file.swg>] <file.wmf>

       wmf2svg [OPTION] ... --auto <file1.wmf> [<file2.wmf> ...]

DESCRIPTION

       Convert metafile image to W3C's scalable vector graphic (SVG) format.

OPTIONS

       -z     compressed output (.svgz)

       --inline
              include images in the svg code

       --desc=<str>
              description tag

       --maxwidth=<w>
              where <w> is maximum width image may have.

       --maxheight=<h>
              where <h> is maximum height image may have.

       --maxpect
              scale image to maximum size keeping aspect.

       --maxsize
              scale image to maximum size.

       --version
              display version info and exit.

       --help display this help and exit.

       --wmf-help
              display wmf-related help and exit.

Additional wmf-related options

       --wmf-error[=yes|no]
              switch for error reports.

       --wmf-debug[=yes|no]
              switch for debug reports, if any.

       --wmf-ignore-nonfatal[=yes|no]
              switch to ignore (some) non-fatal errors.

       --wmf-diagnostics
              emit diagnostic information.

       --wmf-fontdir=<path>
              add <path> to list of font directories.

       --wmf-sys-fonts
              use system fonts, if any found.

       --wmf-sys-fontmap=<file>
              use system xml-fontmap file <file>.

       --wmf-xtra-fonts
              use non-system fonts, if any found.

       --wmf-xtra-fontmap=<file>
              use non-system xml-fontmap file <file>.

       --wmf-gs-fontmap=<file>
              use ghostscript file <file>.

       --wmf-write=<file>
              write metafile to <file>.

AUTHOR

       wmf2svg  is  originally  written  by  Martin  Vermeer  and  currently maintained by Caolán
       McNamara ⟨caolanm@redhat.com⟩.

       This manual page was written by Yangfl ⟨mmyangfl@gmail.com⟩ for the  Debian  Project  (and
       may be used by others).

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