sas wrote:It doesn't work under Windows in Inkscape 0.46. But it should be possible to make it work.

First you need to install UniConvertor (and the Python Image Library) in Inkscape's own copy of Python. That's a bit awkward, as UniConvertor's own installer won't do it (at least, not without some registry hacking). But someone has posted a 7-zip archive of all the necessary files here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/197617/comments/8 - this should be unzipped into Inkscape's Python directory. Add the Python scripts directory to the system path.

Then you'll need uniconv-ext.py and an updated version of cdr_input.inx. Put them in your Inkscape extensions directory (probably C:\Program Files\Inkscape\share\extensions). You also need to change the line

<dependency type="executable" location="path">uniconv</dependency>

in cdr_input.inx to

<dependency type="executable" location="path">uniconv.cmd</dependency>

Then I think it should work.

nooby wrote:Big thanks. It works!!!! . If file in root disk, example "c:\1.cdr" - it open without problem.
If file in directory with spaces in path - example - C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Desktop\1.cdr - ERROR: C:\Documents file is not found!
solve: open C:\Program Files\Inkscape\python\Scripts\uniconv.cmd and
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@python -c "import uniconvertor" "%1" "%2"

on

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@python -c "import uniconvertor" %1 %2

SAS, big respect ))

sas wrote:You will need to provide more information if you want us to have a chance of working out what's wrong. How exactly does it fail? Does UniConvertor work on the command line?

p72 wrote:I can not run "uniconv --help".

sas wrote:

p72 wrote:I can not run "uniconv --help".

If you mean that you get the message "'uniconv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" (or something similar), then you need to add the directory where uniconv.cmd is installed (probably C:\Program Files\Inkscape\python\Scripts) to the system path.

sas wrote:

p72 wrote:I can not run "uniconv --help".

If you mean that you get the message "'uniconv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" (or something similar), then you need to add the directory where uniconv.cmd is installed (probably C:\Program Files\Inkscape\python\Scripts) to the system path.

abrvbr wrote:How add direcroty to the system path?

sas wrote:

p72 wrote:I can not run "uniconv --help".

If you mean that you get the message "'uniconv' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" (or something similar), then you need to add the directory where uniconv.cmd is installed (probably C:\Program Files\Inkscape\python\Scripts) to the system path.