Hi,
i have a several svg file that i nead to trasform in .eps in order to insert them in word/openOffice.
The svg is consited of linked jpg + a drowing vector on top of it.
I'm interesting to transform only the drowing vector and remove the linked jpg.

I'm performing the operation by
for file in *.svg ; do filename=`basename $file .svg` ; inkscape -z -T -E $filename.eps $file ; done

During this operation i get
** (inkscape:17775): WARNING **: Unable to open linked file: /C:/Users/ADOLFO/Desktop/Impasto/At1.jpg
So my question is how i can remove in comand line the .jpg link in order to get only the vector?

thanks in advance
Ciao
el_selvaje

How about using Notepad++ and open the files in question. Then do a find and replace with it on all open documents with a regular expression on the <image> tag.

Ah yes, Jelle, another question that I didn't answer, because I didn't know the whole answer.

All I could suggest was deleting the imported, linked rasters, before starting the EPS conversion. But I don't have a clue how to do it from command line.