Re: arbitrary image as background
Jean-Baptiste Rouquier <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.tex.latex.prosper.user |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hendri Adriaens wrote:
>>Is there a way to use any image as background ?
>>
>>
>
>Yes, (...) use
>\rput(a,b){\includegraphics{myBackground.ps}}
>in the template. \rput is a PSTricks command.
>
I should have explained what I want exactly, sorry. My aim is to compile
with pdflatex, in order to use the full power of hyperref (hyperref is
used by other packages I load).
I know it could seem tricky, but I'd like to modify a bit the wonderful
prosper.cls in order to compile directly with pdflatex. So I can't use
any pstricks command.
That's why I'd like to generate a empty slide, save it as the
background, then use it as an image for the background of all the slides.
And occasionnaly use a fancier image for a slide. I mean, I would be
very happy if it's also possible to change the background image just for
one slide :-)
>Be warned
>that when using a rendered image (eg coming from a photo, JPEG)
>the presentation will become _very_ big since the photo will
>be included at every page.
>
>
Sure, I plan to keep only the source if the pdf file is too big.
Thanks a lot,
Jean-Baptiste.
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