[XeTeX] \includegraphics

[Bruno Voisin]

Le 21 août 04, à 22:42, Atip Asvanund a écrit :

> This method works in XeLaTeX. However when it won't compile if I try to
> include any [options] like width or height.

Did you use the package graphics or graphicx? The syntax [options] 
works only with the latter. It's also possible the specific options 
you're looking for aren't supported by the driver 
/Library/teTeX/share/texmf.local/tex/xetex/xetex.def

>  I can resort to using
> \XeTeXPdfFile, but then I would have to run my Quartz generated PDF
> through gs, which creates an extra step.

I can't understand what you mean. What's the Quartz generated PDF? Why 
run it through gs?

> P.S. I hope things are well with XeTeX. The mailing list has been very
> quiet this month. Also no one has responded to my small cap question.

Sorry, I got lost between the three threads that you launched 
simultaneously, "Small Caps with Lucida Bright", "True Type vs Type 1" 
and "Multiple fonts with the same name", which were all dealing more or 
less with the same problem (Lucida Bright from Office 2004 with XeTeX), 
sometimes with a message in a thread apparently answering, on closer 
scrutiny, a response received in another of the three threads. Also, 
the thread entitled "Small Caps with Lucida Bright" finished with a 
message starting with "I discovered the solution to my own problem", so 
I thought all was over at this point.

In any case, regarding the small caps issue, the result of the test you 
carried:

> I just found out that my Lucida Bright came with Office 2004. I tried 
> following your advice, and it says that no AAT features and versions 
> are available in the font.

just tells the answer: there are no small caps in this font, so you 
can't use them.

Bruno Voisin