>Hi all of you,
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>We recently discovered we could produce clean svg from a good old VFP application via external party. Yes REALLY sharp, compact and good-looking stuff, crisp vector-based images making use of recent SVG features. I have attached a sample - a pretty plain one. But it includes most of the svg tricks we like to implement.
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>The resource is available as both as PNG and SVG. Great! We can now integrate SVG material in recent MS-Office versions. I have tested it. Yep it works pretty well in both MS-Excel and PPT.You can easily load the SVG resource as a file:-)
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>The SVG file is smarter since it is vector-based. That's nice. But I'd really like to offer a seamless integration i-e via clipboard as we have offered for ages for png formatted content.
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>Any one has a clue on how to deliver SVG clipboard content on Windows platform. I understand that Windows clipboard formats include SVG: CFSTR_MIME_SVG_XML ie TEXT("image/svg+xml") MIME type. Would be fine to test the trick and paste SVG content from clipboard. Would be an achievement!

The easiest way would be to say _cliptext=lcSvgContent - because svg, just like any other markup, is just text. Now to force Windows to recognize it as a special MIME type is a completely different matter.

BTW happy to see that I'm not the only one who played with this. Looking at my last attempt (which is just lying there because we couldn't decide where to put it - it worked great), it's january 2012 :).