Hello, recently, I tried to create a scientific poster with Inkscape. Finally, it turned out all right (I posted it on this forum: http://www.inkscapeforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3622), but it was a very time-consuming effort. I used textext for the formulae, and imported all of my graphics (pl...

Yeah, seems to be a similar problem. It's actually a pity that things are so complicated with textext, I mean it would be wonderful if I could insert blocks written in tex (similar to the above link) into Inkscape, even without the frame. Inkscape is good for scientific posters, and surely more conv...

Thanks suv,

you're right, I didn't see that.

But still, the complaint about the two documentclass statements is strange. I also did try a simple hello world from a simple latex preamble saved as header.inc., but it didn't work either.

Hi! This is a scientific poster done (almost) entirely in Inkscape. For the latex formulae, I used the textext plugin. The plots were exported from other tools (one from Matlab, one from IGOR Pro) and modified as vector graphics in Inkscape. The only thing that's a jpg is the lens system which I cre...

Hello, I am using Inkscape 0.46 on Ubuntu 8.04. I have installed textext successfully, and as long as I do not specify a header file, the code is compiled wonderfully. But in order to create latex textboxes for scientific posters, I have stumbled upon this page: http://gael-varoquaux.info/computers/...