Re: Another newbie

Am Montag, 5. Januar 2004 22:34 schrieben Sie:
>
> On Mon, 5 Jan 2004, Tobias Hilbricht wrote:
> > > 3) When I use vector EPS figures like graphs or drawings with a colored
> > > background style, the graphic is displayed on top of the background
> >
> > You mean if you have a drawing with white background you want to get rid
> > of the white background on a slide style with blue background or vice
> > versa, for example? The ways I can think of are changing the background
> > color of the slide style or change the background of the drawing. The
> > latter either with the application of origin or with an image
> > manipulation program such as Gimp or Photoshop.
>
> But I don't understand this one.  These are vector images now, not
> bitmaps.  They're ink on paper, so there is no background color - or
> rather, the "background color" would be whatever the color was of the
> paper in the printer, if I was actually printing hard copies.  What I need
> is something that would clear the box that the includegraphics command
> makes for the image, then put the graphic on top of it.

Dear James,

thanks for your email. Regarding the EPS figure question: could you send me an 
example including the EPS figure, which illustrates the problem?

Yours sincerely

Tobias Hilbricht



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