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Got to thinking about at least eps import. CorelDraw has rudimentary eps import natively. What makes it better is if one has Ghostscript installed. Xara could do the same thing with little effort.

Hey Egg,

InkScape is an application I have a "It's OK, I hate it" relationship with. The newest verison has a touch better speed, which has been one of my biggest gripes about it. The other is,...

Hah. At least there is the free InkScape. Even when I have made SVG assets in XDP they go through InkScape.

Well, I have mentioned the need for updated filters a couple times ;)

I mainly use XDP for origination, rarely to take existing art and manipulate. If what I receive is simple enough, I get it...

XDP can only open CD versions up to 5 (for certain) and possibly version 8 files. I cannot recall whether I opened version 8 files or not and I am not finding any on this system to try--but I have...

If you are referring to the EPS file I uploaded, it is one of a couple things regardless of the application. It is either that it is an EPS 3.0 file (XDP only), or your AI installation may be hosed. ...

Yes you would need CorelDraw. CD X7 to be specific for this file.

Mike

Which file, Gary?

It's a mess. The construction really sucks as to how it was made. It was originally created in CorelDraw X7.

Would you like a copy that will open in XDP?

Zip it.

By Jove, it does. Thanks, Gary.

These import filters ought to be consolidated. Nothing else I have require 3 or 4 different ones to open that file.

Try the attached.

I use AI and EPS files quite a lot. When as Shiphen reports that nothing seems to import, tis easy to look at the layers panel and say, yep, nothing imported. Whether on the page or off it, the...

You could always ZIP up the AI file.

Good luck with that. As long as it is a real AI file saved with the PDF data, XDP will open most of them because XDP is really opening the PDF data, not the AI...