>
> I have commented out everything you advised me to do.
> All the problems described before have gone! Now, that
Yep.
If you can send me more info on where that header came from,
it may be possible to have it removed automatically.
> I can translate the document I found two, less stricing,
> problems...again you will find the data under the URL:
>
> http://genome.imb-jena.de/~schattev/ross_moore
>
> Here are the two problems:
>
> 1) {\small some text} \textbf{\small some bold text}{\small . some new
> sentense...}
LaTeX tends to use \begin{small}....\end{small}
so that the contents are well-delimited.
Is this code you have written yourself, or is it generated
automatically from a graphical interface ?
>
> Gets translanted with an extra blank in front of the
> full stop. The Latex translation does not show this
> effect.
That space is redundant anyway. \small. is quite sufficient...
... but if you have no control over it... Ho Hum.
> 2) Image generation problem
>
> I have one eps included. This image is converted
> to postscript but not to gif format as I can see
> from the paper/l2h$PID sub-directory and the
> log-file.
>
> I suppose the image conversion stops, once an
> image conversion error occures (see paper.seterr).
> To me it's not clear what this first image is and
> what ment wrong with it (There are two images in
> total. The second one is the one I included. The
> first one, I don't know! Its postscript file
> apparently is empty).
Sounds like there has been a LaTeX error, which produced
extra output. Have a look at the images.log file, oand/or the
images.dvi file.
Maybe the image was rather large -- too deep for the default 'a5'
size. If so, then set $PAPERSIZE to be 'a4', 'b4' or 'a3' .
Larger sizes are also possible, but take quadratically more memory.
Hope this helps,
Ross Moore
