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[…] Somehow i feel maybe it's because beamer and graphicx don't cooperate very well?
What makes assume that? Perhaps it's better to show the difficulties by means of a minimal example [1]. In the past I had no problems.

Once again thank you localghost. Here is part of the code:

\documentclass ...

Thanks CrazyHorse and LocalHost. I am sorry if i did not explain it clearly. I got the trim option working, however the margins are still there even though the figure itself has been "zoomed in".

Now i realized it might be the problem with beamer. I tried the same includegraphics in regular report ...

i've been trying to use the trim option of \includegraphics to get rid of the white margin around some eps figures. The figures were generated using the generic postscript printer. i've opened them using gsview and found no problems.

It seems like it works because the figure has been "magnified ...

The first error looks like the one discussed here , which, at least in that discussion, seems to result from using an old version of pdftex which is incompatible with newer versions of PGF. Do you know which version of pdftex you're using? (Try pdftex -v on the commandline to find out.) It seems ...

Hello i just switched from prosper to beamer. But i can't even get the example codes in the package working. I use the package downloaded from ctan a suse-Linux machine. With the latest beamer version 3.10, running pdflatex on any example codes gives the error:

/latex/base/generic/pgf/systemlayer ...