Tom and Rafael,
So far that was the only solution that worked fine for me. pdflatex
still have some problems dealing with eps files so that ps2pdf is the
only alternative I can use. I consider that the way ps2pdf handles the
landscape clause (or better say ignore!) is a bug, and I wonder if this
s
I do this with XFig. Open a new document and import your landscape PS
file using the "picture" tool (the photo camera button). When doing this
use any picture size you want. You'll get a dialog where you can browse
and pick up the desired file. Just before clicking "done" click "use
original size"
On 07-Oct-00 Thomas Halahan wrote:
> Rafael
>
> Nice summary. The only thing is there must be an easier way that
> editing the PS file. I will investigate.
>
> Tom
I've had the same problem of converting Landscape PS files to PDF
so that they can be viewed right way up in Acrobat Reader.
Th
Rafael
Nice summary. The only thing is there must be an easier way that
editing the PS file. I will investigate.
Tom
On Fri, 06 Oct 2000, Rafael E. Herrera wrote:
> Damn, I had to make a presentation using a laptop and a projector.
> I could not use a PDF file because acroread would not show
Damn, I had to make a presentation using a laptop and a projector.
I could not use a PDF file because acroread would not show the
document in landscape. From the previous messages the way to convert
the PS to PDF is given by the next example.
Say the latex file is:
\documentclass[semhelv,landsca
|> AHH.. I have just seen your later post about editing the pd file.
|> Question: Do you find the quality of ps2pdf satisfactory. Are you
|> really projecting this? Perhaps I don't have the right gs fonts or
|> something cos my fonts come out horrid. Any tips.
This is probably an off-the-wall
Maybe a better way to do this, rather than edit the ps file is to
issue
>> dvips -t landscape filename.dvi -o
to get the landscape ps file. However when you convert to pdf the
page is shown sideways and on my acroread i cannot rotate it.
Viewing a presentation sideways is not fun. Any ideas
I tried this recently.
What happened was that ps2pdf gave rubbish looking results. I don't
know why this happens, but the quality is far worse than for pdflatex.
pdflatex, whilst quality is good, doesn't recofgnise the \specials
from fancybox package of pstricks of some such. Therefore the
pdfl
"Stephenson, Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Douglas Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have created a presentation in LaTeX using the seminar style. I use
> > landscape orientation for the slides. The room where I want to give
> > the presentation has a computer running Windows with
Douglas Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have created a presentation in LaTeX using the seminar style. I use
> landscape orientation for the slides. The room where I want to give
> the presentation has a computer running Windows with Acrobat Reader
> available. I would like to convert the s
I am using Debian Linux 2.2 (potato). I also have access to systems running
2.3 (woody) if that would help.
I have created a presentation in LaTeX using the seminar style. I use
landscape orientation for the slides. The room where I want to give
the presentation has a computer running Windows w
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