I have searched but did not come over any helping.
I use Inkscape to make logos. I have my page set to 800x600 and I draw outside it. When I want to save I copy over my finished logo to the page and save as pdf.
When I open the pdf I see only my logo, but when I open it in Inkscape all the other stuff aorund my page is there also, this pdf file is for a client and its prob
not so nice with all the extra stuff in there (often other logos for the same client). I dont create a new inkscape file for every logo with the same client, but maybe I should?
What do I do here? Why do I see only the logos I wanted to save in adobe and in Inkscape I see my whole "desktop" drawings? The client is sending the pdf to a printer company.
Help would be great! Thanks!

I don't know why this happens, I'll ask and see.

Why not export the logos into PNG?

The client need the logo in PDF or EPS format for print on t-shirts etc. Maybe OT But They also need it in CMYK I discovered, how is Inkscape dealing with CMYK export in 0.47? Is it possible to get a CMYK color space yet? I am fairly new to Inkscape, but more so making proper logos. What about the CMYK that i can choose in the fill and stroke box, what can I do with it?
I need to have a pdf or eps with CMYK. Thanks!

Isn't it because any image only consists of the content inside the page border?
It sounds like you are expecting the entire file to be converted, and maybe it should be, I don't know. Is it possible that you have the finished image that's inside the page border, perhaps on a different layer, and the "outside" stuff maybe is locked? Maybe the conversion ignores locked objects and/or layers?

prkos is certainly more knowledgeable than me in this area. But just wanted to throw out a couple of thoughts

Beffa wrote:When I open the pdf I see only my logo, but when I open it in Inkscape all the other stuff aorund my page is there also (…)

The lengthy discussion in bug #168627 in Inkscape: “RFE: 'export selection' to vector formats (PDF, eps,...)” offered me a basic understanding about bounding/crop/media… boxes and export to or import of PDF in Inkscape.

Unfortunately Inkscape can't export to CMYK yet. You can try exporting your page into a 300dpi PNG, then use GIMP with Separate plugin to convert the PNG into CMYK PDF.

Another Option is to use Scribus.

Thanks guys! I was about to try GIMP but I didnt know what to to with the Separate plugin, I got alot of files where do I put them?
So I tried Scribus, but I didnt work 100% with colors, nothing major. And I did not get a CMYK option when I go in an change from SVG color, I can choose RGB and CMGS, what is this? Well I choose the last since i thought it would be closest I then saved it as PDF with that printer outout option. When I open it in Adobe Illustrator it says CMYK, so have I managed to get it right?
And I dont know why this is but for some text which I have for example italic on, Scribus cant pick it up and the text shows as standard.