[Tugindia] .EPS FILES

[Alexander Nervedi]

Thanks David, I haven't sold my problem yet, but that is exactly how i 
created my files.

.xls to .prn, and then used ghostview to go from .prn to .eps; hopefully, 
this will resolve all eps mystries for me.





>From: "David Owen" <dowen at carib-link.net>
>Reply-To: TUGIndia Mailing List <tugindia at tug.org>
>To: <tugindia at tug.org>
>Subject: Re: [Tugindia] .EPS FILES
>Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 12:02:09 -0400
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>Hi, Alexander,
>I just had similar problems. How did you produce your eps files? Did you
>convert them from .doc or .xls files? If you did then I think you may
>benefit from looking at the following page:
>www.rpi.edu/~bortonh/Latex-class/Examples/graphics.pd
>
>This solved my problem.
>Regards,
>D.Owen
>
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>Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 19:48:55 +0000
>From: "Alexander Nervedi" <alexnerdy at hotmail.com>
>Subject: [Tugindia] eps files
>To: tugindia at tug.org
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>Hi
>
>I just began working with eps files for my diagrams and am having trouble
>with it. Earlier, i used to use jpgs for diagrams and then
>\includegraphics{} with the \userpackage{graphicxs). However, I recently
>realised that ghostview will automatically encode the bounding boxes of
>graphics and so I think eps versions of diagrams are handled better in
>LaTeX.
>
>When I compile on my home computer things look fine, but when I complie on
>my school computer, while the document does compile, none of the diagrams
>are there, just white space where the diagrams should have been. The
>remaining text is all where it should be as well. I was wondering if people
>may have a clue/suggestions to help me out.
>
>As is usual, while compiling I used LaTeX and then dvi to pdf. Also, I am
>using WinEdt 5.4 and MikTeX 2.4
>
>Thank you,
>
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