On 23. juni 2014 11:16, Christian W wrote:
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed
I still don't buy that. You send a printer a PDF. That is a vector graphic
document. You send it to them in a PDF so it prints exactly what you give
them. Yes, professional printers are different than home printers. They are
far more complex and yes, I did have a problem with converting from RGB
On 23. juni 2014 11:16, Christian W wrote:
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed
I still don't buy that. You send a printer a PDF. That is a vector graphic
document. You send it to them in a PDF so it prints exactly what you give
them. Yes, professional printers are different than home printers. They are
far more complex and yes, I did have a problem with converting from RGB
On 23. juni 2014 11:16, Christian W wrote:
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed
I still don't buy that. You send a printer a PDF. That is a vector graphic
document. You send it to them in a PDF so it prints exactly what you give
them. Yes, professional printers are different than home printers. They are
far more complex and yes, I did have a problem with converting from RGB
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed version it is obviously not possible to
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed version it is obviously not possible to
The document contains a larger number of images. As these are results from
scientific computations, they contain a large number of details. This allows
the user to zoom deep into the image when viewing the document on screen.
However, in the printed version it is obviously not possible to
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert all vector graphics to PNG format
with 600
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert
More to the point, why is a publisher unable to print a PDF? That seems
incredibly suspicious as someone who has worked with printers. There are
also lots of applications which will do this conversion. Inkscape and gimp
come to mind.
~Ben
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Wolfgang Engelmann
Am 22.06.2014 17:38, schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause
Make sure though that if you chose ImageMagic that you are getting results
that you can live with. In many of my attempts to use it resulted in
horrible outputs. I use something called Poppler
http://superuser.com/questions/185880/how-to-convert-a-pdf-document-to-png
BTW. If you search for
Thank you both for your comments. Is there a way to do the conversion
directly in Lyx, i.e. while lyx is generating the PDF output, not as a shell
command? Lyx can convert many image formats on the fly - maybe this feature
can be used to detect and convert EPS to PNG? That would be easier to
To understand why that shouldn't happen you actually have to understand
that you are specifically doing something which is both strange and
backwards. The reason that EPS, PS, and PDF files work so well with Latex
and Lyx is because PDFs are vector based graphics. Converting an EPS and a
PS
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert all vector graphics to PNG format
with 600
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert
More to the point, why is a publisher unable to print a PDF? That seems
incredibly suspicious as someone who has worked with printers. There are
also lots of applications which will do this conversion. Inkscape and gimp
come to mind.
~Ben
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Wolfgang Engelmann
Am 22.06.2014 17:38, schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause
Make sure though that if you chose ImageMagic that you are getting results
that you can live with. In many of my attempts to use it resulted in
horrible outputs. I use something called Poppler
http://superuser.com/questions/185880/how-to-convert-a-pdf-document-to-png
BTW. If you search for
Thank you both for your comments. Is there a way to do the conversion
directly in Lyx, i.e. while lyx is generating the PDF output, not as a shell
command? Lyx can convert many image formats on the fly - maybe this feature
can be used to detect and convert EPS to PNG? That would be easier to
To understand why that shouldn't happen you actually have to understand
that you are specifically doing something which is both strange and
backwards. The reason that EPS, PS, and PDF files work so well with Latex
and Lyx is because PDFs are vector based graphics. Converting an EPS and a
PS
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert all vector graphics to PNG format
with 600
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause some
problems. Instead they asked me to convert
More to the point, why is a publisher unable to print a PDF? That seems
incredibly suspicious as someone who has worked with printers. There are
also lots of applications which will do this conversion. Inkscape and gimp
come to mind.
~Ben
On Sun, Jun 22, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Wolfgang Engelmann <
Am 22.06.2014 17:38, schrieb Wolfgang Engelmann:
Am 22.06.2014 17:07, schrieb Christian W:
Is there a way in Lyx to automatically convert all eps and pdf vector
graphics to PNG bitmap format? For printing, my publisher asked me to
provide a PDF file without vector graphics as this might cause
Make sure though that if you chose ImageMagic that you are getting results
that you can live with. In many of my attempts to use it resulted in
horrible outputs. I use something called Poppler
http://superuser.com/questions/185880/how-to-convert-a-pdf-document-to-png
BTW. If you search for
Thank you both for your comments. Is there a way to do the conversion
directly in Lyx, i.e. while lyx is generating the PDF output, not as a shell
command? Lyx can convert many image formats on the fly - maybe this feature
can be used to detect and convert EPS to PNG? That would be easier to
To understand why that shouldn't happen you actually have to understand
that you are specifically doing something which is both strange and
backwards. The reason that EPS, PS, and PDF files work so well with Latex
and Lyx is because PDFs are vector based graphics. Converting an EPS and a
PS
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