Just another question about pdflatex.
I am trying to include a .tiff image in my document, according the pdftex-FAQ,
from Radahakrishnan, with no success. I am using
\includegraphics[options]{image.tiff} command and the pdflatex return the
following error:
! LaTeX Error: Unknown graphics extension: .tiff.
I am using the tetex that comes with Linux RedHat 6.1. Is it a problem of the
version of my pdftex? Does anyone know another way to include a tiff image?
Thanks in advance.
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Frank Cornelis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> em 2001-04-02 16:39:40
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Assunto: Re: PDFLATEX & COLORS
> > I'm using the teTeX distribution that comes with RedHat 7.0. But, when I
> > use pdflatex together with the color package I sometimes get half colored
> > pages when I did put the color back to black. Example:
> [...]
> > Some parts of my docs appear in blue when I did
> > ask for black. Has this bug been detected by anyone else? Has is been
> > fixed in later distributions of teTeX?
> > When I use latex followed by dvips then the problem doesn't
> > appear to me. But of course, I _need_ a pdf file.
> > Please don't tell me about ps2pdf. That tool does make
> > my pdf's look bad.
> I can't seem to reproduce this problem. Do you have an example
> document that exhibits it
You will need the TeTeX version as it comes with RedHat 7.0 i386.
Download:
http://studwww.rug.ac.be/~fcorneli/eduos/download/unstable/i386c.tar.gz
Unpack and do:
make pdf
Check out the file i386c.pdf, it will contain the error on a few pages.
BTW: You'll also need transfig; an RPM can be found on the second CD of
RedHat 7.0.
When you can't reproduce the error in the PDF I'll put a PDF of mine
online, just let me know. Good luck...
Thanks in advance.
Frank.
