Hello
Why is it that when I include graphs created in latex with pstricks i can visualize them correctly in dvi but not in pdf? I use texnicenter, people that use winedt don't have this problem!!!
Can anyone help me?
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why aren't graphs OK in pdf
You can't use PSTricks (postscript tricks) directly with pdflatex, except you use the pst-pdf package. But you can take the route LaTeX -> PS -> PDF. If you don't have such a build profile in TeXnicCenter, you can obtain one here in the TeXnicCenter forum.
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Re: why aren't graphs OK in pdf + from dvi to tex
I'm sorry for my ignorance but ... how can I do that?
''If you don't have such a build profile in TeXnicCenter, you can obtain one here in the TeXnicCenter forum.
''
And, by the way, if I loose both the original tex and pdf files, is there a way to recover the tex from the dvi?
Thanks a lot for your help, it's not the 1st time this forum is quite useful..
''If you don't have such a build profile in TeXnicCenter, you can obtain one here in the TeXnicCenter forum.
''
And, by the way, if I loose both the original tex and pdf files, is there a way to recover the tex from the dvi?
Thanks a lot for your help, it's not the 1st time this forum is quite useful..
- localghost
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why aren't graphs OK in pdf
We have an extra forum here for TeXnicCenter. You can reach it directly from the Index. There in the subforum "General" you will find a (sticky) topic where I provided a build profile "LaTeX => PS => PDF" [1]. All necessary descriptions about how to import that profile into TeXnicCenter are given there.fati wrote:I'm sorry for my ignorance but ... how can I do that?
"If you don't have such a build profile in TeXnicCenter, you can obtain one here in the TeXnicCenter forum." […]
No. At least I don't know any method. You can compare that with baking a cake. Try to separate the ingredients.fati wrote:[…] And, by the way, if I loose both the original tex and pdf files, is there a way to recover the tex from the dvi? […]
[1] LaTeX Community • View topic - LateX => PS => PDF
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why aren't graphs OK in pdf - still me!
Hi
I'm sorry for being such a pain. I imported the file as you suggested, now I get the message
[DocOpen("%bm.pdf")][FileOpen("%bm.pdf")]
Cannot execute the command
I simply saved the file in the miktex\bin folder and imported it from there, what can there be wrong?
Thanks for the pacience...
I'm sorry for being such a pain. I imported the file as you suggested, now I get the message
[DocOpen("%bm.pdf")][FileOpen("%bm.pdf")]
Cannot execute the command
I simply saved the file in the miktex\bin folder and imported it from there, what can there be wrong?
Thanks for the pacience...
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Re: why aren't graphs OK in pdf
As I already stated in that topic, the profile works without any error hence the failure must be on your side. Other users got it work. Check very carefully if you adapted all paths to the required executables. It seems to me like you missed adapting the path to the Adobe Reader. Saving the file to the texmf tree was unnecessary since you could have imported it from anywhere else.
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