Re: [Fwd: MikTex, Prosper and out of page printing.]
lucio <[email protected]>
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Fred Labrosse wrote: >lucio writes: > > Hello all, > > > > Im a latex newbie, so please pardon the erros or misconceptions in my > > presentation. > >Since nobody answered that, I'll do it, although I don't know much about >MikTeX. > > Its ok, it didnt turn out to be a miktek specific problem! > > > > With that out of the way, i need some help. Im trying to write a > > presentation using prosper. I am running win2k and miktex. Pretty recent > > installations, both of them. > > > > I try to typeset some of the examples, like prosper-tour.tex. Im just > > doing "latex prosper-tour.tex", with no options. (dont yet know what any > > of the latex options are). Than, when i try to > > view the page with "TrueTex DVI Previewer", the slides are outside the > > printing area and nothing looks ok. > >As far as I know, no dvi viewer can display all the fancy stuff that >prosper relies on to create it's output. > > That happens to be true... > > > > Same thing if i just do pdflatex: i just get white pages with no text. > > (not to mention wrong paper orientation). > >It is a well known "feature" that prosper will not work with pdflatex, nor >distiller for that matter. You need to go the same way as you did with >seminar (see below). > > Hey, thats also true! > > > > So, what should i do? Whats going wrong? > > > > I got seminar to work fine, but i would like to use the features of > > prosper. But when using seminar i have to do latex->dvips->ps2pdf, > > because i need to use the "-t landscape" option of dvips. Is there any > > way to give the same options to pdflatex? > >No, however, you want to do something like: > >latex yourfile.tex >dvips -Ppdf -z -G0 yourfile.dvi >ps2pdf -sPAPERSIZE=a4 yourfile.ps > >Hope this helps. > > It did work, thanks a lot for you help. Lucio ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: ObjectStore. If flattening out C++ or Java code to make your application fit in a relational database is painful, don't do it! Check out ObjectStore. Now part of Progress Software. http://www.objectstore.net/sourceforge