ipe6upgrade(1) [debian man page]

IPE6UPGRADE(1)						      General Commands Manual						    IPE6UPGRADE(1)

NAME

       ipe6upgrade - Convert Ipe 6 file format to Ipe 7 file format

SYNOPSIS

       ipe6upgrade input-file [ output-file ]

DESCRIPTION

       ipe6upgrade converts an XML file in any version of the Ipe 6 file format to Ipe 7 format.

       If the output-file is not given, ipe6upgrade replaces the input file extension by ipe.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       ipe6upgrade respects the following environment variables:

       IPEDEBUG
	      set this to 1 for debugging output from ipe6upgrade.

AUTHOR

       Otfried Cheong

REPORTING BUGS

       Please report bugs using Ipe bugzilla at http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/bugzilla.html

SEE ALSO

       Ipe is documented fully in The Ipe Manual, which is available online at http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/manual/manual.html .

								September 29, 2009						    IPE6UPGRADE(1)

PDFTOIPE(1)						      General Commands Manual						       PDFTOIPE(1)

NAME

       pdftoipe - Convert PDF files into editable Ipe format

SYNOPSIS

       pdftoipe { options } PDF file [ XML file ]

DESCRIPTION

       pdftoipe converts arbitrary PDF files to Ipe's XML format.

       Note  that pdftoipe is not related to Ipe's use of the PDF file format.	PDF files generated by Ipe contain an extra stream with Ipe markup
       information, which is necessary for Ipe to read the file again.	If you wish to convert an Ipe-generated PDF-file to XML format, you should
       use ipetoipe -xml!  pdftoipe is meant to allow you to take arbitrary PDF files and make them editable in Ipe.

       pdftoipe  does  a  pretty  good job on drawings, but doesn't handle text very well.  Ipe's text model is based on LaTeX, which is just very
       different from the text found in most PDF files.

       -notext
	      Ignore all text in the PDF file, convert graphics only

       -literal
	      Allow Latex markup in text objects.  The default is to escape all characters special in Latex.

       -math  Use LaTeX math mode for all text in the PDF file

       -merge int
	      Set the text merge level, an integer between 0 (the default) and 2.  It determines how eagerly pdftoipe tries to combine consecutive
	      text  in the PDF document into a single Ipe text object.	At level 0, only characters consecutively rendered in PDF are combined. At
	      level 1, more text is combined.  At level 2, all text is combined until a path or image is drawn.

       -unicode int
	      Determine what should be done with non-ASCII characters in text.	At level 0, all non-ASCII characters are represented  as  [U+XXX].
	      At  level 1 (the default), some often used characters (such as bullets) are replaced by Latex equivalents, others are represented as
	      [U+XXX].	At level 2, characters that are not replaced by Latex equivalents are included in UTF-8.  At level 3, all  characters  are
	      included as UTF-8.

	      At level 2 and 3, UTF-8 is set as the input encoding in the Latex preamble of the generated Ipe document.

	      Note  that this only concerns characters for which the PDF file provides a mapping to Unicode.  Characters from embedded fonts with-
	      out Unicode mapping (such as symbol fonts) are always represented as [S+XX].

       -f int First page to convert

       -l int Last page to convert

       -opw string
	      Owner password for encrypted PDF files

       -upw string
	      User password for encrypted PDF files

       -q     Quiet mode (don't print any messages or errors)

AUTHOR

       Otfried Cheong

REPORTING BUGS

       Please report bugs at http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/bugzilla.html

SEE ALSO

       More information about Ipe can be found in The Ipe Manual, available online at http://ipe7.sourceforge.net/manual/manual.html

								 October 13, 2009						       PDFTOIPE(1)