On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 03:22, ber...@pobox.com wrote:
And Google
is very bad in finding context material.
There's a Google special search on the wiki that should be able to
search through the relevant material only.
Mojca
Thank you very much. Just a comment: it is better to define
\def\scr #1{\text{\ralfsmithfs #1}}
In this way, font sizes (superscript and subscript) are also available.
MO
On 3/5/2010 2:15 PM, views63 wrote:
2010/3/4 Mehdi Omidalimehd...@gmail.com:
Hi,
I followed
I am writing because there appears to be a very large (i.e.,
approximately a factor of 10) difference in filesizes of the same
MetaPost graphic generated in the following 2 ways
(1) Including a common MetaPost source common.mp into a minimal MKIV
document and compiling with `context surface.tex`
I don't know what you mean by look like. Unable to find documentation of
an option or command to embed (likely due to my looking in the wrong
documentation), I searched the message archive and found a discussion of
embedding fonts with Mark-IV. This led me to believe that fonts may not
On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 2:54 PM, Troy Henderson thend...@gmail.com wrote:
I am writing because there appears to be a very large (i.e.,
approximately a factor of 10) difference in filesizes of the same
MetaPost graphic generated in the following 2 ways
(1) Including a common MetaPost source
For the record, with color enabled, MKII has an output size of about
61kB. With color disabled, MKII has an output size of about 53kB.
Both cases are significantly less than MKIV.
Troy
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On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 3:19 PM, Troy Henderson thend...@gmail.com wrote:
For the record, with color enabled, MKII has an output size of about
61kB. With color disabled, MKII has an output size of about 53kB.
Both cases are significantly less than MKIV.
mkii uses mptopdf by \write18
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luigi
Is there a way to get MKIV to compress it for me then automagically?
Troy
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Am 06.03.2010 14:54, schrieb Troy Henderson:
I am writing because there appears to be a very large (i.e.,
approximately a factor of 10) difference in filesizes of the same
MetaPost graphic generated in the following 2 ways
(1) Including a common MetaPost source common.mp into a minimal MKIV
Peter,
Is there anything special that you're doing? I've attached my LOG
file from my MKIV run.
Troy
surface.log
Description: Binary data
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On Sat, 6 Mar 2010, Troy Henderson wrote:
Peter,
Is there anything special that you're doing? I've attached my LOG
file from my MKIV run.
Using a newer version of MkIV. You are using 2010.02.20 (2nd line of the
log) while Peter is using 2010.03.02.
I use 2010.02.23 and get the same file
Thanks Aditya. I'll update my ConTeXt distro then.
Troy
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I updated my ConTeXt distro, and I'm still getting a similar filesize.
I've attached the new LOG file.
Troy
surface.log
Description: Binary data
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Am 06.03.10 18:19, schrieb Troy Henderson:
I updated my ConTeXt distro, and I'm still getting a similar filesize.
Peter uses a newer LuaTeX.
Wolfgang
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Am 06.03.2010 18:19, schrieb Troy Henderson:
I updated my ConTeXt distro, and I'm still getting a similar filesize.
I've attached the new LOG file.
no big differences, but see for yourself. i guess you also have to
update luatex then.
Peter
(surface.tex
ConTeXt ver: 2010.03.02 12:34 MKIV
What version of LuaTeX do you have? I have the following:
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.50.0-2009122519
Troy
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Am 06.03.2010 18:49, schrieb Troy Henderson:
What version of LuaTeX do you have? I have the following:
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.50.0-2009122519
This is LuaTeX, Version beta-0.51.0-2010030215 (rev 3445)
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On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 11:45, views63 wrote:
1. put the archive keep file structure to \context\tex\texmf\fonts
No, better put them to texmf-local or texmf-fonts, not to texmf, else
they will be deleted when you synchronize the archive next time.
Mojca
Ok then. Now for a newbie question. What is the best way to update
LuaTeX? I assumed the first-setup.sh script in my ConTeX-minimals
installation would do it for me.
Troy
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Am 06.03.2010 19:42, schrieb Troy Henderson:
Ok then. Now for a newbie question. What is the best way to update
LuaTeX? I assumed the first-setup.sh script in my ConTeX-minimals
installation would do it for me.
i always update by hand, so better ask Mojca about it. but as the
context and
2010/3/6 Tom t...@tuxedo-press.com:
My document was produced by pdfTeX-1.40.9, PDF version 1.5 and opens with
Adobe Reader 8.1 or so it says. Is there a way to select a different PDF
version (older) to be produced? Some printers I work with want PDFs to be
\pdfminorversion=4
Best
Martin
Dear all,
maybe a catchy subject line will get attention -:)
Indeed, the cow seems to be missing in mk2 and is overly present in
mk4 in the sense that my own image cow.jpg within the same directory
as the
document below gets ignored in favor of the cow that's present in the
mk4 minimals.
2010/3/7 Mojca Miklavec mojca.miklavec.li...@gmail.com:
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 11:45, views63 wrote:
No, better put them to texmf-local or texmf-fonts, not to texmf, else
they will be deleted when you synchronize the archive next time.
Thank you very much. now I can use first-setup without
Updating my LuaTeX did the trick folks. Thanks for the tip.
Next question coming (in another thread).
Troy
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Is it possible to get ConTeXt (MKIV) to automatically crop out the
whitespace from its PDF output? I know that I can use the external
utility `pdfcrop`, but I was wondering if this is possible with
ConTeXt itself. This would be useful when generating MetaPost
graphics where the graphic is the
maybe a catchy subject line will get attention -:)
Doesn't the old TV commercial (at least here in the U.S.) say instead
where's the beef?
Troy Henderson
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On Sat, 6 Mar 2010, Troy Henderson wrote:
Is it possible to get ConTeXt (MKIV) to automatically crop out the
whitespace from its PDF output? I know that I can use the external
utility `pdfcrop`, but I was wondering if this is possible with
ConTeXt itself. This would be useful when generating
\startMPpage
arbitrary mp code
\stopMPpage
Beautiful. Thanks!
Troy
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Am 06.03.10 21:56, schrieb Matthias Weber:
Dear all,
maybe a catchy subject line will get attention -:)
Indeed, the cow seems to be missing in mk2 and is overly present in
mk4 in the sense that my own image cow.jpg within the same directory
as the
document below gets ignored in favor of the
Somewhere in my twists and turns to get Mark IV working today, it appears
XeTeX has been broken. Running `texexec --xtx' on any ConTeXt file results
in:
! Undefined control sequence.
\PDFversion -1.\the \pdfminorversion
All I've been able to find out is that these macros are something
Wolfgang Schuster wrote:
Am 06.03.10 18:19, schrieb Troy Henderson:
I updated my ConTeXt distro, and I'm still getting a similar filesize.
Peter uses a newer LuaTeX.
There was a bug in luatex that is now fixed in TRUNK. There will
be a new official luatex beta (0.51) next week.
Best
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