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I don't know what you expect us to do with that sample. Obviously we cannot test it without the included documents. Please read up on how to create a proper minimal working example , and why it is important to do so.

I was expecting that you might notice something in the actual code that might be ...

The ordering does not make sense indeed. It seems that, given the same author(s) and the same year, the ordering just follows the order in the .bib file.

Did you try swapping the order of the two articles within the .bib file?

Using \label and \ref are not meant to be used when you want to refer to the "title" of a section/table/figure but when you want to refer to the "number" of a section/table/figure. Because your section uses a * to drop the numbering, you get nothing in your output.

Compare this with the following ...

This says it all. Because of the extra dot in the file name, it thinks the extension is ".1.pdf" rather than ".pdf" and it doesn't know what to do with ".1.pdf" files. Rename your files (e.g., Figure2-1.pdf) and all will be well.


Yes thanks! I was wondering about the dots but with the .eps ...

Anyway, even if that doesn't work, you almost definitely have the epstopdf command line tool already installed.

Voilà, now all your files are available as PDFs for pdflatex too.

Yes, I just did that and it successfully converted all the .eps files to .pdf

I have no problem in compiling the ...

Hello and thanks for your prompt reply.

I already tried the epstopdf package but I get the 'unknown graphics extension' error.

I am using Kile on Ubuntu and was looking for a solution which would not require installation and migration to new software.

Kostas

Hi all,

I am experiencing the same problem in another thread [1]. However, none of the solutions suggested so far produces the desired output (a book in a5 paper size).

When I try

\documentclass[12pt,a5paper]]{book}
\usepackage[dvips,a5paper]{geometry}

I get the a dvi, ps and pdf in a4 size. I ...