Ok, I've got a little problem here. I created a diagram using xfig, but this diagram needs to be shared with windows users and inserted into an MS Word document. I have no control over that. I am familiar with using fig2dev to convert the .fig to some other format (eg PNG) for use in documents.
The problem is that fig2dev barfs on the .fig file once I include the
library figure "State_Medium" (from the "UML" set) in the figure. It
isn't essential to have that library object in the diagram, so I
thought I could delete the library object so fig2dev wouldn't have
problems. *However*, fig2dev still has problems, and if I use a text
editor I can see that the object is still in the .fig file. (I think
fig2dev is generating bad postscript)
What is the best or most practical way to work around this? I would
be content if someone can provide an easy way to eliminate the object
from the file (reading the spec and using a text editor doesn't
qualify for "easy").
TIA,
-D
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