To be truthful, I'd not even thought of pdf(la)tex. Yes, this may be a
reasonable solution...expect that it produces pdf, not ps, files. I'm
not sure, but I think that to print pdf files to my postscript printer
they first would need to be converted to ps. I'm really not all that
Have your
I have some fonts put in the place where kpsewhich finds them.
But dvips (the dvips.exe from TeXLive 6b) does not find them and
generates them and puts them in the working directory.
-- Where (which file[s]) should I look to find the cause of that
problem?
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On 26 Mar, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
On Sun, Mar 24, 2002 at 06:04:50PM +, Helen McCall wrote:
I have the set of Adobe Postscript
manuals and cookbook etc as published by Addison Wesley which I bought
some years ago. Is there a similar set of books as a definitive reference
to PDF? If so
On 2002-03-26 10:36:26 +, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
You can download the entire spec for PDF from Adobe's web site.
I don't think its formally published any more.
But of course it is:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0201758393/ :-)
Best regards
Martin
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On Sun, 24 Mar 2002, Helen McCall wrote:
Having long hated Postscript hacking, I would like to use pdf in my
programming as well if it is easier. I have the set of Adobe Postscript
[...]
For a TeX-based workflow, metapost is worth considering. Metapost
PS files are already flattened and can
Hello teTeXnicians,
I have been reading this thread in a slightly bemused
fashion. At first, it seemed that someone didn't like typing the same
dvips + gv command over and over again. But surely that is easily
solved by using Emacs + AucTeX AucTeX helps track LaTeX errors
and once no
