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I have a drawing saved as .vsdx file (made in visio 2013). How do I convert it to the .eps format (or any vectorized format preserving its fonts, pixels etc.) to be used later as LaTeX figure?

  • Why not use "Export" instead in Visio 2013? The 2013 Visio has Export bar, which seems it embeds and preserves everything, eliminating the need to convert to .eps or any other vector-graphic supporting format. Isn't that true? can't I just use this Export function and turn my drawing into *.pdf (preserving its pixel and font) to be later used in LaTeX?

AN EASYIER WAY: Why not instead use "Export" in Visio 2013 onwards!

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Visio -> Save As -> vectorized file format e.g. *.svg, *.wmf, *.emf ...

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You need to test with some attempts, but start saving it in vectorial form.

After you can use any program to change your format in eps as for example inkscape or convert from imagemagick.

Note that with Latex you can add some packages and import directly images with different formats.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{svg}
....

See for example here.

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