If you are already SVG-aware, please feel free to skip the introductory paragraphs. This is because SVG is not rather widespread as yet, and many readers would benefit from a basic introduction. These views have now been modified to use the native SVG rendering functionality in the various supported browsers.Content on this page is not recent and has been retained for historical reasons.Īlthough this article addresses the use of SVG with and within PowerPoint, a rather long introduction to SVG preludes the actual content. This viewer, which was previously required for application pages that contained a dynamic rules tree view or a workflow process view, is no longer used in the application. Please note that from Cúram Social Program Management v7.0 onwards support for the Adobe SVG viewer has been discontinued in the product. It is our strategy to move away from SVG technology in the future to a more pure HTML/JavaScript implementation.
Google Chrome has native SVG support and as such will render the features in IBM Cúram which make use of the SVG technology without the need for an Adobe plugin download. Any custom code you may have written which creates any extra SVG dependencies would of course fall outside of our support agreement.įrom Cúram Social Program Management v6.0.3 onwards, browser support includes both Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. The Adobe Viewer will still be available for download from their website so that you can continue to use it, and apart from that necessity, there should be no reason for you to require support from Adobe in relation to this.Īll issues related to functionality provided by Cúram Social Program Management which depend on SVG should continue to be raised with IBM Cúram Support, as is currently the case.
Certain features in Cúram Social Program Management make use of the SVG technology and as such we depend on a SVG Viewer to be able to run them in some browsers. Adobe's decision to remove customer support for their SVG Viewer will not have any impact on our clients.
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