Post a link to the svg in question if your still stuck. Either export as a bitmap, (png,) or convert the fonts to path before saving, (doing so destroys text edibility so maybe save a backup.) If the fonts are on the system with Inkscape but not on your phone, the phone will replace the font(s) with another. I am assuming your using PNG as it is the only bitmap export Inkscape uses.Īs to your phone, if your sending as a vector file, say SVG, the fonts have to exist on the target system. Most things that display SVG, like a web browser won't show any artwork outside the page area. Better, in the document preferences, resize the page to match your artwork.

If you have turned it off, turn it back on and make sure your artwork is inside it.

When you use Word to print the EPS file, what you see on the printout. That big box is the page/canvas size/boundary. The resulting graphic looks terrible in Word the text in graphic format doesnt. What is the page/canvas size? Is any of your artwork off canvas or outside the page boundary? Many people when first using Inkscape encounter a big 'box' and immediately seek a way to turn it off. Are you using export selection, export page, export drawing or other? What DPI are you using when exporting? Try increasing the dpi.

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