It makes visual difference with unclosed paths that have fill and stroke. Automatically closes all paths that are filled.Path effects are not exported, only the result of the effects.Filters (including radial blur) are not exported.No transparency: everything is exported opaque.(Although I think it is possible to save elliptical radial gradients, but I did not figure out how to save it in a way that is compatible with different Illustrator versions.) Radial gradients cannot be elliptical: all radial gradients will be converted to circular.Layer names lose non 7 bit ASCII characters.Circles and elliptical arc segments in paths are converted to bezier curves.You can regroup them afterwards, but without ungrouping, this script may think they are invisible. Text is not supported: convert them to paths, then ungroup them.Since its dual nature, it is possible that the result looks different in Illustrator than in other programs. merely open the eps file and then move the individual groupings which create each letter. With a vector application - Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, CorelDraw, Xara, etc. Warning This script is not extensively tested. The entire eps will be seen as one single image in a raster editor and you will need to separate each letter from the entire image first. The script exports layers, groups, paths, clones, clipping paths, fill, stroke, gradient fill into a format that Illustrator understands. The generated EPS file uses custom Illustrator PS operators, and includes PostScript processes that stands in place of said operators when the file is not opened with Adobe Illustrator. This script converts an Inkscape SVG to Adobe Illustrator 7 compatible EPS. AI compatible EPS export for Inkscape 0.92 (might work with older versions too).

Open eps inkscape