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John Culleton wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>On Monday 10 March 2003 11:58 am, Hans Åkermark
wrote:
<br>> I make quite a few presentations using Adobe Illustrator. Recently,
I have
<br>> reverted to bad habits and started using LaTeX (instead of Word which
is
<br>> company standard) to format reports that contain more than a few
simple
<br>> equations. My problem is when I would like to include these equations
into
<br>> Illustrator for presentations.
<br>>
<br>> Generating pdf-files using pdftex (running under MikTeX) results
in a
<br>> pdf-file that looks good in Acrobat Reader but not so nice in Illustrator.
<br>> The program complains that "Missing Type 1 fonts have been substituted"
<br>> (\usepackage{times} is in my preamble) and "... contains PDF objects
that
<br>> have been reinterpreted", and the appearance is garbled.
<br>>
<br>> Any suggestions?
<br>>
<br>> Hans Åkermark
<br>>
<br>Context (another TeX variant) has a presentations mode, and perhaps
LaTeX does
<br>also. This might be a good substitute for Illustrator, but I don't
know for
<br>sure. Its worth exploring in any case.</blockquote>
If its powerpoint style presentation, pdfscreen package works great. Also
PPower4 (?) - which
<br>I have not used.
<p> -- krs
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<p>John Culleton
<br>Able Indexers and Typesetters
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K.R.Subramanian Phone: (704) 687-4872
Department of Computer Science FAX: (704) 687-4893
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