Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: What do you mean with wrong place? Images are usually within a flaot that will float in the output to a suitable position. Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is small enough. It seems to be

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: What do you mean with wrong place? Images are usually within a flaot that will float in the output to a suitable position. Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: Yes, this EPS file is strange. Not particularly. It used to be standard to use (0,0) as the corner of the workspace, and usually the actual diagram has a different bounding box. But why do you need to set a bounding box Is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: But why do you need to set a bounding box Is there any other option? When I include an EPS file, LyX always sets the bounding box according to the header of the file. Yes, but you can unset it. I never needed a bounding box, but OK I use EPS only very rarely. why

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: What do you mean with wrong place? Images are usually within a flaot that will float in the output to a suitable position. Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is small enough. It seems to be

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: What do you mean with wrong place? Images are usually within a flaot that will float in the output to a suitable position. Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Uwe Stöhr uwesto...@web.de wrote: Yes, this EPS file is strange. Not particularly. It used to be standard to use (0,0) as the corner of the workspace, and usually the actual diagram has a different bounding box. But why do you need to set a bounding box Is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: But why do you need to set a bounding box Is there any other option? When I include an EPS file, LyX always sets the bounding box according to the header of the file. Yes, but you can unset it. I never needed a bounding box, but OK I use EPS only very rarely. why

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > What do you mean with "wrong place"? Images are usually within a flaot that > will float in the output to a suitable position. > Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is small enough. It seems

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: What do you mean with "wrong place"? Images are usually within a flaot that will float in the output to a suitable position. Can you provide a _small_ example file? Here is an example, I hope it is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Yes, this EPS file is strange. Not particularly. It used to be standard to use (0,0) as the corner of the workspace, and usually the actual diagram has a different bounding box. > But why do you need to set a bounding box Is

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: But why do you need to set a bounding box Is there any other option? When I include an EPS file, LyX always sets the bounding box according to the header of the file. Yes, but you can unset it. I never needed a bounding box, but OK I use EPS only very rarely. why

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially)

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially)

Re: Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Thomas Steffen schrieb: I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially)

Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Hi All I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially) invisible if

Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Hi All I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially) invisible if

Wrong placement with EPS graphics in pdflatex

Hi All I noticed recently that I a lot of EPS graphics end up in the wrong place with the pdflatex backend. I guess it has to do with the bounding box, and somehow it is wrongly set during the conversion process. Then the picture ends up in the wrong place, or it is (partially) invisible if

Graphics in pdflatex

I'm sorry if this has come up before ... I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to .pdf, which worked fine, except that in the exported document they

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

by: Subject: Graphics in pdflatex robin@bilkent .edu.tr

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 01:23:25PM +0300, Robin wrote: I'm sorry if this has come up before ... I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to .pdf,

Graphics in pdflatex

I'm sorry if this has come up before ... I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to .pdf, which worked fine, except that in the exported document they

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

by: Subject: Graphics in pdflatex robin@bilkent .edu.tr

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 01:23:25PM +0300, Robin wrote: I'm sorry if this has come up before ... I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to .pdf,

Graphics in pdflatex

I'm sorry if this has come up before ... I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to .pdf, which worked fine, except that in the exported document they

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

Sent by: Subject: Graphics in pdflatex robin@bilkent .

Re: Graphics in pdflatex

On Fri, Jun 01, 2001 at 01:23:25PM +0300, Robin wrote: > I'm sorry if this has come up before ... > > I've just tried exporting a seminar presentation in pdflatex, as the > fonts in a normal PDF export come out rather wobbly on the screen. To > do this, I needed to convert my .eps figures to