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Baby steps for using vector graphics in Web pages
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on Jul 03, 2006 - 09:08 PM ::: Posted by:solrac ::: 2744 Reads
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Several browsers recently completed or announced built-in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) support. This tutorial focuses on SVG for Web development (free reg. req'd), offering step-by-step instruction for Web developers and designers to learn how to use SVG and vector graphics in Web sites. The lessons are built around examples that you can view and experiment with in your favorite browser. It provides a broad enough view of the language to guide you in deploying it on the Web.
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