Hi everybody...greetings my name java pep. I have a problem when i want save as design in eps file, this file become multiple colorspace , the when i'm opening again in inkscape this file become not vector only instead raster and vector. How to fix it this problem . Thank you in advance.

As far as I know, Inkscape only supports RGB when exporting to other formats.
As for the raster and vector mix - do you use any filters in your file? Blur, for example?
Can you share the file?

this design is standart not any effects blur gradient or other. But this file become raster and vector, i was uploaded in my drobox this link https://www.dropbox.com/s/hjhopwr7md0l9 ... e.eps?dl=0. Thank you for your help.

I'm not that familiar with .eps, but I expect it should be vectors when you export. Instead you do have a raster image in that .eps.

Did you keep the original Inkscape SVG? (You should always work on original/native application format, and exports into other formats as needed, like for printing.) Maybe you had the raster image even in original Inkscape svg?

Yes, the SVG file would be more helpful than the .eps file. Sorry for not having been clearer about that.

prkos wrote:I'm not that familiar with .eps, but I expect it should be vectors when you export. Instead you do have a raster image in that .eps.

Did you keep the original Inkscape SVG? (You should always work on original/native application format, and exports into other formats as needed, like for printing.) Maybe you had the raster image even in original Inkscape svg?

Thanks for explanation.. yap the original file is svg format but some times if i save as to eps for printing this format "eps" become to raster and vector, this problem make me confuse why ?. No this original file (svg) not contain of raster image pure all vector.

Moini wrote:Yes, the SVG file would be more helpful than the .eps file. Sorry for not having been clearer about that.

Thanks for replay my post...yes the svg would be more helpful but my client need the eps file .. luckily my client could accepted other file pdf or svg

I meant that we cannot tell you the reason if we do not see the SVG file. It may contain only vector data, but some of it may not be convertible to eps. The mystery won't be solved... Glad that at least the practical problem is solved for you.