[XeTeX] Many warnings when compile beamer presentation using XeLaTex

[Steven Woody]

On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 11:47 PM, Bruno Voisin <bvoisin at mac.com> wrote:
> On 7 avr. 08, at 17:32, Steven Woody wrote:
>
>  > I found it's hard to make a minimum example.  The problem is: when I
>  > comment out some frames in the beamer documebnt, the warnings go
>  > disapear. But if I uncommnet these frames and comment some other
>  > frames, the warnings don't pop up.  You see? It's likely the warnings
>  > depend on only a single part of the document, it depends the whole.  I
>  > guess, may be it depends on the total numbers of frames.  That's why I
>  > can not give you a minimum example.  Would you allow me to put the
>  > whole document here?
>
>  Even without changing the total number of slides, could you try to
>  remove first, if that doesn't suppress the warnings:
>
>  - Use of Chinese characters.
>
>  - Use of non-standard fonts.
>
>  - Call of as much auxiliary packages as possible.
>
>  That would allow other people to have a go at compiling your example,
>  and to try to help. Without that work done, it's impossible for other
>  people to compile your example, and hence to provide any help.
>
>  Also, which platform are you on (Mac, Windows, Linux and which brand
>  of?) and which distribution of TeX are you using (TeXLive?). It would
>  help, too, to attach the log file so that people can check which are
>  the versions of the various packages read when compiling your document.
>
>  Bruno Voisin
>
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It is really a nightmare, I went to translate those Chinese statements
into English line by line to make it suitable to your compiling.  Did
some translation, I did some compile to ensure the warnings are still
there.  But when I completed 1/2 of the job, the warning go disapear.
That is, if I present a total english file to you, that will be okay
with no warning.  But if I put my Chinese back in, the warning will
surely pop up.  Wired!  I almost give up and go to bed ... It's 0:21am
in China :(

-- 
woody

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