Paul A. Rubin wrote: <snip> > Not all .eps files are created equal -- seems to depend on the source > program. You might try running the Ghostscript eps2eps file against > your images, then see if the resulting versions display better.
I tried this, and the file size was changed significantly, though the problem still persisted. > You might also want to have a look at > http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.editors.lyx.general/20974, where Angus > Leeming recommended an alternative converter that plays more nicely with > vector graphics. And this, too, though that didn't work either. > -- Paul Thanks for the ideas. Is there anyway to tell if a given .eps file is "good" EPS or not? For the record, this .eps file was generated using GnuPlot. -- Wil Hunt Geek in training. Jack of few trades, master of none.
