<pre>>download
<a href="http://archiv.dante.de/%7Eherbert/Ububtu/eitl.sh">>http://archiv.dante.de/~herbert/Ubuntu/eitl.sh</a>
>make it executable with "chmod 744 eitl.sh"
>and run it with "./eitl.sh"<br><br>Dear Herbert,<br>Thank you very much for this script. I have run it without any problem. Now I have an updated version! <br><br>The bad news is that the update did not solve the problem ...<br>
The good news: I manage to narrow down the problem. It seems it is related with 'evince', the pdf viewer.<br><br>The process I follow: latex + dvips + ps2pdf14 and evince to see the .pdf.<br><br>- evince <a href="http://myfile.ps">myfile.ps</a> : ok<br>
- evince myfile.pdf: wrong (see the atached png)<br>- acroread myfile.pdf: ok<br>- print from evince myfile.pdf: printing ok.<br><br>I attach the .pdf file and the screenshot of what I see with evince myfile.pdf.<br><br>I have done around 100 figures with pstricks (mainly psplot and block diagrams) <br>
and the only problem I have found is the one I mention here: drawing the area under a function.<br>This happened from approx. 2 years ago. <br><br>BR.<br>
<br>\listfiles<br>\documentclass{article}<br>\usepackage{pstricks-add}<br>\begin{document}<br>\begin{pspicture}(-1,-1)(3,6)<br>\pscustom[algebraic,linestyle=none,fillstyle=hlines]{%<br> \psplot{0}{1.5}{x^2}<br> \psline(1.5,0)(0,0)<br>
}<br>\psaxes{->}(3,4)<br>\psplot[algebraic]{0}{2}{x^2}<br>\end{pspicture}<br>\end{document}<br><br><br><br></pre>