John Murdie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 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:
[source file deleted] > 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. It could be your pdf reader/printer. I'd check your pdf configuration stuff. On the system here, using acroread to view and print stuff, if I look at the file -> page setup menu it claims to be printing on A4 paper with dimensions width 8.5 ins and height 11 ins. Clicking on the paper size and resetting A4 gives the correct A4 paper sizes. The systems people haven't been able to track down just what is going on, and are starting to suspect that acroread has US letter sizes built in somewhere. > What should I check? -- > John A. Murdie > Experimental Officer (Software) > Department of Computer Science > University of York > England Ken Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
