On Oct 4, 2006, at 11:00 AM, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Bruce Pourciau wrote:
Using Mathematica I created a figure that contains axes labeled
with numerals. When this figure was saved as an eps file, included
a lyx file, and then printed (after View > pdflatex), the numerals
in the output appear to be about twice the size of the originals
in the Mathematica file.
Does anyone know what's going on here and whether this behavior
can be stopped or controlled?
Just guessing here, but maybe it's a font swap? If Mathematica is
using one of its own fonts for the numerals, maybe Adobe is not
finding the font and switching to something else? Hard to say
without seeing the EPS file.
I would have tried saving the figure as a pdf file, rather than an
eps file, to see if that helped, but Mathematica does not offer
that option.
Mathematica will export graphics as PDF files (using the Export
function). At least it will for me. :-) The only problem, IIRC,
is that you might need to clip the image when you import the PDF
file into your LyX document.
/Paul
Thanks, Paul. You're right about Mathematica exporting as pdf, and
the pdf was in fact more accurate than the eps.
Bruce
