I've just had a user here point out to me that a LaTeX document typeset with `latex' (from teTeX 1.0.7) is positioned 0.65" (approx 17mm) further down the page than when it is typeset with pdflatex. I think the DVI-typeset version is correct. The LaTeX source file is:
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article} \begin{document} \title{A \LaTeX2\ article} \author{John A. Murdie,\\ Department of Computer Science,\\ University of York.} \maketitle \section{The first section} This is text in the first section \cite{gms:latex}. \subsection{The first sub-section} This is text in the first sub-section \cite{kn:gnus}. \subsubsection{The first sub-sub-section} This is text in the first sub-sub-section. \section{The second section} This is text in the second section \cite{la:latex}. \section{The third section} This is text in the third section. \bibliographystyle{plain} \bibliography{article} \end{document} I encourage users here to use the `a4paper' class argument, but I believe that should be the default anyway. It's almost as if pdflatex is ignoring the `a4paper'. I've not altered the teTeX configuration files, but it does look as if the PDF typesetting is being targetted at U.S. Letter paper. What should I check? -- John A. Murdie Experimental Officer (Software) Department of Computer Science University of York England