thanks, EarlyBlake
for a very thoughtful answer, much appreciated!
Now I know it's a problem area, yep I'll probably look into the XML then.
Thanks!!!

ok so Ive converted some equations from latex into various svg files using pdf2svg. I can load each of svg files into inkscape no problem ... but if I try to copy-paste the equations between inkscape instances, the text gets corrupted. Not beyond recognition however, there is some logic to the corru...

I got it sorted now. Thanks for the help and assistance.
Yes, I'm cogniscent of the fact that I am not posting solution.

Thought I'd check back after a few weeks .... zero comments. How depressing. And my problem continues. Looks as if I'm going to have to into the details and sort it out myself, seems a waste when all I want is one diagram. Oh well, off I go. It's probably not hard .. I just have to look in the right...

the tex text extension *seems* to be the one people use to get latex into their inkscape projects. I was unsuccessful installing it, any clues towards getting it working appreciated. Here's what I did so far: check: Verified running inkscape 0.46. (linux). Yes. check: download tex text tar.gz file, ...

That does the job, yes. Many thanks Simarilius, good advice, appreciated.

I have another question. but the topic is different, so I'll create another thread.

Hi I am trying to do a ball and stick diagram, where the sticks (or rods) need to be rotated in different directions and then extended or shortened lengthwise. However, in Inkscape, resizing is always done according to the global horizontal and vertical axis (a dotted rectangle is superimposed on th...