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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: PDF graphics
Thanks for this. We were stuck going the ps to pdf route but I wasn't happy to lose hyperlinks. However, how do I up the pdfjadetex capacities, it's failing: ! TeX capacity exceeded, sorry [parameter stack size=500]. The stack size seems pinned to 500, I've actually set: stack_size = 1000 % simultaneous input sources I could increase it to 500, then increases past that just didn't take effect. Any suggestions? Is this related to some other config option in /usr/share/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf? Sam Sean Kelly wrote: > > > ! LaTeX Error: Unknown graphics extension: .eps. > > > > I know this may be an OFF-Topic but could anyone tell what > is the right > > graphic file format for PDF files ? > > Unfortunately, pdfjadetex doesn't know how to handle > Encapsulated PostScript (while plain jadetex does). The > only graphic formats you can use when going to PDF are: PNG, > JPG, MPS, and PDF. This is really unfortunate since > Encapsulated PostScript figures resize well. > > One alternative is to use jadetex to get a DVI file, use > dvips to get a PostScript file, then use Ghostscript to > convert the PostScript to PDF. But then you lose the > hyperlinking capabilities. > > Another is to use entities to control at formatting time > what types of figures to include: when going to print, use > Encapsulated PostScript and jadetex; when going to PDF, use > PNG and pdfjadetex. > > Take care. > --Sean -- --- Bob
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