New logo guidelines and web design elements posted

[Gain Paolo Mureddu]

chasd at silveroaks.com escribió:
> Yes, I agree. Because the SVG was created in a way that included a 
> significant amount of data extraneous to the SVG specification, it 
> would be better for that file to be "cleaned up" for distribution. 
> Native program files would be a good idea too, as well as formats that 
> are better for some other common use cases, like EPS for print.
>
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> Charles Dostale
> System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications
> http://www.silveroaks.com/
> 824 17th Street, Moline  IL  61265
Speaking of print... Do you have information (besides the one at their 
site) when will the SVGP spec will be ratified and implemented? That 
would make things MUCH easier to handle the open format SVG for printing 
and as there are SVG editors by following this spec the issues about 
color management and accuracy will be no more... But until the spec is 
ratified and starts to be used it is not going to happen. Are there any 
programs to manipulate EPS? I mean I know encapsulated postscript or PDF 
are a better way to handle printing, but how would you adjust color (to 
CMYK for instance) with those formats?