This should render a menu probably in the top-left portion of your screen, as depicted below Once you have that menu on your screen, use your arrow keys to navigate down to the Maximiz e option and press Enter. I can supply all the files mentioned above if you want. With the Inkscape icon selected, pres Alt + Spacebar on your keyboard. So that’s the exact point at which the problem kicks in. If you comment out the last bit of the PostScript file, which seems above suspicion, to label 3 points P0, P1 and P2, in Times-Roman then it works! I have a file Quad_Bézier_debug.ps which uses the same functions as the previous one plus a lot extra, to illustrate how a quadratic bézier curve is drawn. It illustrates how to use Bézier curves to approximate the sine curve. I have a file Sine.ps which yields Sine.pdf, and that works as it should, including displaying Times-Roman labels. Now what developers might find interesting is this: So I can use the Cairo import only if there are no symbols to display. Now if the PostScript file uses the Symbol font, then I need to be able to untick that box, else the Greek letters show up as square boxes in the emf file. Bear with me while I explain ― I make pdf files from PostScript files, then pass the pdf to Inkscape to get an emf. I can of course use the other import option, but then I can’t untick the «replace pdf fonts by etc.» box which I need to do. I’ve encountered the well-known «internal error inkscape will close» problem on internal import. (Your colors and line thickness may vary from the screenshots.I don’t use Inkscape normally but only to turn pdf files into emf. First, you'll want to select the "rectangle" tool (highlighted red, below) from the toolbox along the left side of the screen, and draw a rough shape that you would like. We'll start with something easy, a basic keychain. If this is changed you'll receive an error when attempting to export telling you to change it back. The plugin requires Units to be in pixels, px, in order to work properly. About midway down you'll see "Custom Size" where you can change the page size that is displayed, and the Units that it is saved as. Just select it from the drop down box and you're good to go. For everyone else, you'll probably want to work in mm. This are the displayed units on your rulers, as well as the default units when fine adjusting objects and text within your design. In the screenshot above they are set to Inch, since I'm stateside. Under the General heading you'll find "Default Units".
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