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pascal88
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beamer | Frames stuck to Bottom left Corner of Page

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Hey,

the compiled PS file consists of a regular blank page with the presentation lodged to the bottom left corner of it. I'm using MiKTeX with TeXnicCenter on Windows 7 and can't go straight to PDF because of the embedded EPS graphics.

Has anyone encountered this problem? The only solution I found via Google didn't do it.


Thanks
Pascal
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beamer | Frames stuck to Bottom left Corner of Page

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pascal88 wrote:[…] I'm using MiKTeX with TeXnicCenter on Windows 7 and can't go straight to PDF because of the embedded EPS graphics. […]
Why not? Current TeX distributions have a restricted shell escape which allows to insert EPS images which are conveted to PDF on the fly while compiling with PDFLaTeX. If that doesn't work, there is always the epstopdf package (which needs the epstopdf Perl script) from the oberdiek bundle.

Furthermore you an always convert the resulting PS file to PDF by using the "LaTeX → PS → PDF" build profile of TeXnicCenter (TXC) and the problem will vanish.


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Re: beamer | Frames stuck to Bottom left Corner of Page

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I used the epstopdf package and the pdf has normal format.
Thanks for the help
Pascal
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