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Drawj2d creates technical line drawings using a descriptive language. It writes pdf, svg, eps, emf and dxf vector graphics or png images. It runs on all platforms that run Java. It is inspired by Asymptote but with a tcl-like syntax and 2D only.

...Additional functions are provided for assembling the metafile in memory, debugging, and providing any needed byte swapping (an EMF file's internal data representation is always Little Endian.)

The Enhanced MetaFile format (EMF) is the native vector graphics file format on Windows. Qt is a cross-platform application development framework, widely used for the development of GUI programs. Although it provides tools for almost every aspect of software development, Qt doesn't include a solution for the rendering of the EMF image format. libqemf covers this lack and provides the QEmfRenderer class that enables Qt based applications to easily draw the contents of EMF files onto paint devices.

libTERE reassembles complex text formatting from the component pieces which result when it is written to certain graphic file types, such as EMF.

PiCon (πCon) Picture Converter is an image converter that allows users to convert image files from one file format to another.

...It features multi-threaded batch image resizing, conversion, cropping, flipping/rotating, watermarks, decolorizing (grayscale, negative, sepia), and optimizing. The BMP, GIF, TIFF, JPEG, PNG, and EMF image types are supported. It is compatible with Linux MONO (only for GNOME and Xfce). Multicore processing is supported to increase performance. The quality for output when optimizing is variable. Color channels can be filtered. An internal benchmarking tool is available. Indexed pixel format images can be processed. You can process your images, publish pieces of your screens, files and send links to everyone you want to share it.

Pure Python library for Enhanced Metafile (.emf) ECMA-234 compliant scalable graphics files. ECMA-234 is the published API for the Windows GDI, and .emf vector graphics files are natively supported by the OpenOffice suite of tools and in RTF files.