Re: pdfrack

>
>
>  cd ~/Desktop/passivedendritecorr
>
> Then you might provide the following command:
>
>  pdflatex <your file name>
>
> Run twice to fix your cross references. Once the compilation is
> completed, you will open the pdf in any of your preferred viewer:
>
>  xpdf <file.pdf>
>
> or
>
>  evince <file.pdf>
>
> or
>
>  acroread <file.pdf>
>
> or whatever pdf viewer available in your system.
>
> > 3) I don't understand why you have done ./pdfrack.sh
>
> The procedure to make use of pdfrack as far as I understand involves
> the following steps:
>
> 1. pdfrack.sh <file>
> 2. pdflatex <file>
>
> The first step will extract all your figures with psfrag labels and
> will create standalone figures in pdf format with psfrag labels.
>
> The second steps will create the output pdf by including the newly
> created figures in pdf format.
>
> I have extracted the .tar file.

However, doing pdfrack.sh  filename.tex  gives me the following error :
 pdfrack.sh: command not found

When I did pdflatex filename.tex I got :
! LaTeX Error: File `/home/ashag/Desktop/passivedendritcorr/pdfrack.sty' not
fo
und.

Type X to quit or <RETURN> to proceed,
or enter new name. (Default extension: sty)

I keep getting plenty of errors and it basically is unable to give me the
figures and says :
! Undefined control sequence.
l.123 \psfrag
             {X}{$X$}
and so on.

Have you actually run a document with this and got it to pdfrack the various
words / symbols ?

Thanks
Asha Gopinathan
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