Very few users are faced withfiles with the extension .svg, and in most cases not that some, but almost all users delete such files, as they say, indiscriminately, completely without thinking about which program the SVG file was originally associated with. Now it will be about exactly what means you can open the file for editing and in general, whether it is worth it.
To begin with, consider the simplest concepts.For an uninitiated user, the question of what to open an SVG file may not be understood. Here you should pay attention to the fact that initially files of this type are designed for processing graphics with changing the raster or vector mode. If the end user in this issue, as they say, is a layman, then there's nothing to explain to him.
For the rest of the audience, let's note that the problem itself, rather than opening the SVG-format, in most cases is connected only with the choice of the corresponding application installed by default or the like.
As you know, the easiest way to openfile of any type is a double click in the usual "Explorer". In this case, the operating system (in this case Windows) itself determines which tool from its set will be used to open the file of the specified type. The SVG file is, in fact, universal.
Essentially any program that supportsstandard Scalable Vector Graphics, from where, in fact, the reduction went, can work with it without problems. In principle, the same Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw package of the latest version or similar software packages are capable of processing files of this type. With installed applications, problems should not arise.
But here if some kind of unpretentiousutility such as the usual "Microsoftsoft" Paint, Paint .NET or editors that are part of the main package of Microsoft Office of any version and year of release, there is nothing special to count on. Although they can work with such data, they are not always the best utilities for editing. The SVG file may not be recognized by them.
At best, you can simply browseimage, change its position on the sheet, slightly "edit" the colors or saturation, but otherwise everything will remain as it was (or even worse). Let's try to look at what to open the SVG-file in the editing plan with the application programs and applications.
Surprisingly, this sounds, but it is believed thatthe extension .svg itself has no affiliation in the sense of the associated program, although it is considered a scalable graphics format. Than to open SVG-file, especially does not matter. In principle, with enough installed programs and applications, the operating system itself will offer to choose the most suitable application (any Adobe package, variations of Paint, Corel, etc.).
Here, by the way, do not forget that the sameThe problem with how and how to open an SVG file has the opposite side of the coin. The matter is that files of this type can contain HTML or XML markup. So you have to edit such data with the help of specialized utilities.
In general, if we assess this issue, so to speak, globally, it can be noted that the opening of SVG files does not go beyond the generally accepted concepts.
And this is understandable, because the format itself and the accompanyingit is an extension to the graphics, and therefore, the opening for viewing, and the ability to edit are provided initially, and regardless of the presence of special editors, and even more so, operating systems.
In general, you can advise only the installationuniversal clients such as ACDSee or something similar that can not only recognize the SVG file at the initial level (initialization, mapping to applications, viewers, etc.), but also work with it in full-fledged editing mode, the application of which can change even the very structure of the file you are looking for. In this sense, the SVG-format file can support any internal external changes, even with respect to the attributes.
