Paul A. Rubin wrote: > Georg Baum wrote: > >>>In the .tex file emitted to >>>the temp directory by View->PDF (pdflatex) (or, presumably, by >>>File->Export->PDF (pdflatex), the extension .pdf is omitted from the >>>name of the embedded graphic file. In constrast, the file produced by >>>File->Export->LaTeX includes the extension. >> >> >> That is intentional and should work. latex adds the missing extension >> and chooses from a number of formats the best suitable one, therefore we >> strip the extension. > > Do you mean that if the exported .tex file calls for a graphic named > 'fig' (no extension), then pdflatex will automatically search for > fig.pdf, fig.eps, fig.ppm, etc. in some order of preference? >> >> IIRC this mechanism does not work anymore if the file name contains >> spaces (as is the case here). I thought that we handled that when adding >> space support, but have lost track. Angus probably knows more. > > There are no spaces in the file name; they've been replaced with > underscores. There are spaces in the path, though. The spaces in and > of themselves don't seem to bother pdflatex; if I edit the .tex file in > the temp directory, add the .pdf extension (but leave the spaces in the > path), then run pdflatex manually, it works fine.
Paul, I just tried your files with the latest versions of latex-beamer, pgf and xcolor from the latex-beamer.sf.net web site. It works perfectly, all the way through to page 84. Granted, this is under linux, but could you upgrade and try again? -- Angus
