Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sun, 3 May 2009, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
Ok, I don't have an answer to why you get the "institution-logo"
overprint
(I did here too), but I have a workaround. Replace your two LaTeX
commands for the image with
\logo{\includegraphics[bb=0in 9.5in 2.6in 11in, clip,
\height=0.5cm]{aesi-logo.pdf}}
and see if that helps.
Paul,
Yes, it does. Thank you. I'd still like to understand what's broken with
the suggested code.
Rich
Ok, I think I've got this sorted out. Three things:
1. If you move the LaTeX code to a standard environment above the
title, you'll get the logo on the title page as well as on the slides.
2. The \pgfdeclareimage command does not appear to accept clipping and
bounding arguments, so if you want to use that, you'll need to redo the
image in a way that fills up the page it's drawn on in the source
document. (There may be some sneaky way to bound and clip with
\pgfdeclareimage, but I haven't yet found the docs for it, so all I know
is that it rejects bounding box options if they're put in the same
optional argument where you have the height ... unless I'm munging the
syntax.}
and <drum roll>
3. Your syntax is fine. It will work (other than the clipping issue)
if you export a .tex file and run pdflatex manually. The reason for the
"institution-logo" text is indeed that, as I suspected, PGF can't find
the logo. The reason it can't find the logo is that LyX is not copying
the image files to the temp buffer, because the image file is only
mentioned in a \pgfdeclareimage command, which LyX does not parse. If I
make the path absolute and then View -> PDF from LyX, it works (except
that the image is miniscule due to the clipping/bounding issue).
/Paul
