On 10/7/16 13:28, Philip Taylor wrote:
Oops, missed that Zdeněk , but even after correcting the error the
diagnostics remain the same. I have a work-around (I generate a
one-page PDF using XeLaTeX with the necessary metadata and then
append the real PDF); the result is PDF/X-1A compliant, but the
printer will have to be instructed not to print page one, so I would
prefer a cleaner solution
Presumably, hyperref accomplishes its thing by inserting some kind of
\special, so it should be possible, at least in principle, to examine
the code to see what it's generating and then reproduce that using plain
commands.
Or alternatively, given that trawling through hyperref's macros may be
heavy going, you could generate a minimal .xdv file with xelatex (using
-no-pdf) and then examine this with a binary-capable editor/viewer to
see what pdf specials have been inserted. Then write plain-based code to
generate the same in your xetex document.
JK
Zdenek Wagner wrote:
Hi Philip,
you have a space between a slash and ModDate.
\special {pdf: docinfo <<
/Author (John Holmes)
/Title (Math Everywhere).
/ModDate (D:0)
/Trapped (False)
}
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