Do you have source images in non-scalable formats (i.e. JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIFF, etc.) that you need to convert into Adobe Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)? If so, then try out the free Delineate (for OS X, Linux and Windows), which does just that. After conversion, the images can then be imported into many vector-oriented software programs. Delineate does its job very well.
[robg adds: I tested this one, and it seemed to do what it promised to do. Note that the program was last updated in 2004. It seemed to work fine on my Intel Mac, though it's obviously PowerPC-only code. Keep in mind that there's only so much that can be done with bitmaps -- so don't expect a perfect conversion of complex bitmaps into fully scalable artwork.]
[robg adds: I tested this one, and it seemed to do what it promised to do. Note that the program was last updated in 2004. It seemed to work fine on my Intel Mac, though it's obviously PowerPC-only code. Keep in mind that there's only so much that can be done with bitmaps -- so don't expect a perfect conversion of complex bitmaps into fully scalable artwork.]
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