Le 25/01/2011 17:26, Hans Hagen a écrit :
On 25-1-2011 2:35, Paul Isambert wrote:
Answering myself: I should use:
\ctxlua{lpdf.addtonames("EmbeddedFiles", lpdf.reference(22))
\ctxlua{lpdf.addtocatalog("PageMode", lpdf.constant("UseOutlines"))}
(Apparently
Thanks Luigi (don't know why your answer doesn't show up above.)
But now I have another question. When I do:
\ctxlua{lpdf.addtoinfo("Title", "My work")}
The Title field in the Info dictionary is correctly set, but not in the
xml Metadata, which uses jobname instead. Hence, Acrobat shows jobnam
Answering myself: I should use:
\ctxlua{lpdf.addtonames("EmbeddedFiles", lpdf.reference(22))
\ctxlua{lpdf.addtocatalog("PageMode", lpdf.constant("UseOutlines"))}
(Apparently I can't do that directly with \pdfbackendsetname/catalog, the
second argument is taken as a string.)
I hope that's the co
Hello,
I'm trying to use \pdfnames with MkIV, but I can see from the sources
that it's a no-op and should be replaced with \pdfbackendsetname.
So I use \pdfbackendsetname{EmbeddedFiles}{22 0 R}, trying to achieve
the same thing as \pdfnames{/EmbeddedFiles 22 0 R}, but "22 0 R" is
surrounded by
Selon "Philip Taylor (Webmaster, Ret'd)" :
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> Peter Davis wrote:
> >2. True or False: plain TeX and LaTeX(2e) are warhorses ... been
> > around for decades, quirks well known, lots of documentation, etc.
>
> Yes, except that while Plain TeX has more-or-less remained
> static (modulo e
