On Mi, 28 Mai 2008, Jonathan Kew wrote:
> Never mind about testing anything, I know the answer.
Ah, you are fast ;-)
> The OOo file is "tagged PDF" (whatever that means), which was not
> supported by DVIPDFMx or (hence) xdvipdfmx until very recently. You'd
> get a warning about this if running xdvipdfmx without the -q option
> that xetex uses by default.
But it *did* include it in TL2007 without the xdvipdfmx patch you put
into tl2007.2.
Is there a way that it still works the way images were included in
TL2007.0?
> So the solution is to persuade OOo to refrain from writing tagged
> PDF, or update to TL2008; the xdvipdfmx there will support this (to
> the extent of ignoring the tagging but including the image anyway).
But at least current i386-linux binaries do not work. But I guess they
haven't been updated.
Best wishes
Norbert
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