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Hi Everyone,

I am using LaTeX=>PDF to build my pdf. I have included a pdf figure using the following code:

\begin{figure}[htb]
\centering
\includegraphics[width = 0.95\textwidth]{somefigure.pdf}
\caption{Some figure}
\label{fig:some}
\end{figure}


The pdf figure is very wide and short. But ...

Hi all,

I have a presentation that has a long section with many subsections. When I used the infolines theme for the headline, the little circles indicating subsections are overlapping with the next section because there are too many of them. Since I do have a lot of blank space for other sections ...

Thanks gmedina. It worked and you saved my day.


Hi,

to include the option you can use

\documentclass[hyperref={pdfencoding=unicode}]{beamer}


If your problem still presists, we will need to see a minimal bit of code (in the sense of a minimal working example ) that allows us to reproduce the ...

BTW, I did a search and could not find much information. I did find one case where they said that it was the problem with movie15. So that's why I said it was movie15 problem. But I am really not sure.

Hi all,

I am doing a presentation that uses beamer with movie15 package. I did not use hyperref package explicitely. The presentation compiles OK with MikTeX 2.7 in windows. However, when I tried to compile it with TexLive in Debian, it popped the following error:
==============
! Package hyperref ...

Alright. I finally figured out what was wrong. My first try of installation did fail (I remember the command line saying something about configuration was not completed). I tried to install it again in my home directory and was successful. Then I tried to compile my tex file and it is proceeding ...

Thanks for your reply. I did do the following (I saw this in the texlive installation document):
PATH=/usr/local/texlive/2008/bin/i386-linux:$PATH; export PATH
MANPATH=/usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf/doc/man:$MANPATH; export MANPATH
INFOPATH=/usr/local/texlive/2008/texmf/doc/info:$INFOPATH; export ...

Hi,

I have been using TeXnicCenter in windows with MikTeX. But it has turned real slow as I am doing a lot of pictures for compiling. So I want to try compile my files using our much faster linux server with KDE. We have TeX Live installed on the server (probably a long time ago). When I tried to ...

Thanks gmedina for your reply. I did try your suggestion with a somewhat more complicated plotting. However, after the compile, I get a blank page. So I am giving up on this idea of using animate package. I tried the beamer animate command and it worked, although that gives us a lot more pages and ...

Any ideas?