Thanks for the tipsI ran out of time on the project, but will try
prosper next time around.
Fortunately, I was able to get my overhead slides put together with the
seminar class. A few things that worked for me (perhaps they will work
for you with the prosper class as well)
Once I made the tex
Anthony Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That's all there is to it. Make sure you use pdf2latex to convert the
> slides; other programs don't seem to work.
>
Anthony, any pointers as to where pdf2latex might reside. I've drawn a
blank with the Debian site and with Google..
tia
G
On 03 Aug 2001, Glen Snyder wrote:
> I've tried a number of examples of both the prosper and the seminar
> style on the debian woody distibution. I think the problem has to do
> with page rotations, somehow.
>
> With prosper:
> I cannot create a pdf with dvipdfm, the image is just white with tkdv
I've tried a number of examples of both the prosper and the seminar
style on the debian woody distibution. I think the problem has to do
with page rotations, somehow.
With prosper:
I cannot create a pdf with dvipdfm, the image is just white with tkdvi
or xgdvi. I can use a2ps and I get a postcrip
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 02:51:27PM -0400, Glen Snyder wrote:
> Hi. Has anyone produced transparencies using the version of prosper
> class in Debian "testing" . I've tried both the example in prosper and
> the examples in seminar and I have a problem with things bleeding of the
> page when I run la
Hi. Has anyone produced transparencies using the version of prosper
class in Debian "testing" . I've tried both the example in prosper and
the examples in seminar and I have a problem with things bleeding of the
page when I run latex, and then bizarre scrunched up ouput when I run
tkdvi and no outp
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