> It's not american size paper that is the problem. The problem is that > the generated pdf somehow gets the wrong size - it gets the size of > the .eps that is embedded in the page, instead of the size of the page > itself.
That very much looks like screwy eps to me. I think you'll find that the eps is actually illegal - it contains instructions for page construction which shouldn't be used for a contained graphic. You can usually find the eps inside a ps easily. Copy it into a new file, and run ps2epsi (ghostscript) and/or ps2eps (some perl script I have in /usr/local/bin, by Roland Bless, v 1.47) on it. Or fix it yourself if you can. Then copy it back into the ps. What was the creation path of your ps? Does that lend an angle of attack? > Haven't tried any others yet. I think most are fnt ends to distill or > ps2pdf anyway. Possibly, but there are other pdf libraries in use as well. Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
