Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

Zdenek Wagner wrote: > Hi Philip, > > the problem is that TeX Live maintains dependencies by collections, > not by individual packages. Thus if you install a package, it does not > mean that you have all what is needed. Especially pdfx is very complex > and requires a lot of other files.

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

Hi Philip, the problem is that TeX Live maintains dependencies by collections, not by individual packages. Thus if you install a package, it does not mean that you have all what is needed. Especially pdfx is very complex and requires a lot of other files. Installation of shceme-full may be faster

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

2016-07-12 19:24 GMT+02:00 Philip Taylor : > If I had the time, I would (see my earlier message about incremental TeX live > installations); You invest your time unwisely. You save some time by not installing everything and waste more of your (and our!) time by fixing

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

If I had the time, I would (see my earlier message about incremental TeX live installations); but I don't, I have time only to install the essentials for what I need. And I am confused as to how a package such as "pdfx" can be incomplete -- I thought (probably wrongly) that TeX Live "knew"

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

Philip, Everyone I know in TUG recommends installation of the full TeX Live, to avoid precisely the sort of problem you are now having. I had trouble getting TUG to support BasicTeX on the Mac for this reason. The “small” scheme is just BasicTeX, which I created. So this comes from the horses

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

Ross Moore wrote: > The package, once installed, comes with two example documents: > >sample.tex >small2e-pdfx.tex > > If you have the most recent TeXLive 2016 installed, > you can find them this way: OK, I now have TeX Live 2016 installed ((small scheme plus a few options) and have

[XeTeX] Seemingly inexplicable shift in page origin between TL 2014 and TL 2016

I have just installed TeX Live 2016 for the first time, using the "small" scheme and a couple of additional options, but I find when I try to re-generate /The Oral History of Horsmonden/ that the entire page image has been displaced vertically upwards by about 1 true in. I append the code that

Re: [XeTeX] Σχετ: Plain XeTeX, pdftitle, pdfinfo

Ross Moore wrote: > Hi Phil, > >> On Jul 12, 2016, at 7:55 AM, Philip Taylor > > wrote: > >>> one can zoom in to examine specific parts. The text is fully mapped >>> to Unicode, for easy searching and Copy/Paste. >> What did surprise me is that