Rob,

I have autotrace and delineate installed in their own directories, and
java 1.4.1 has been installed and working for a long time. System is
Win98SE.

When I run the delinate batch file all I get is a DOS windoe that says
'OFF' and the program ends.

I'd appreciate a push in the right direction.

Thanks.

--- In autotrace@yahoogroups.com, "rob_m_mckinnon" <rob_m_mckinnon@y..
.> wrote:
> --- Markus Meyer wrote:
> > Using autotrace from the command line isn't too difficult, though.
> > Just enter "autotrace -help" on the command prompt to see a list
> > of options.
>
> AutoTrace has many options. From the command line it can be
difficult
> to quickly experiment with different options to see the effect on
the
> output.
>
> > Depends. For Linux, there is a graphical user interface to
Autotrace
> > called "frontline" (download it from http://autotrace.sf.net).
>
> Part of the reason I wrote Delineate was because I couldn't install
> Frontline because my GNU/Linux distribution (RH8.0) had an
> incompatible version of the libxml library.
>
> > There is also a new Java program called "delineate"
> > (http://delineate.sf.net), which may run on Windows
> > (I haven't tried this yet).
>
> Delineate is designed specifically for generating SVG output using
> AutoTrace. It requires Java J2SE 1.4.1 or 1.4.2 to run:
> http://java.sun.com/
>
> Java J2SE versions are available for Windows, GNU/Linux and Mac OS
X,
> so Delineate can run on any of these platforms. I personally test it
> on RH8.0 and Windows XP.
>
> Fabio, if you want a GUI for AutoTrace, give Delineate a try. If you
> have any feedback, please let me know.
>
> Rob