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sveioen
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LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by sveioen »

Hello all,

I'm having trouble making the LaTeX => PS => PDF output profile. When I start TeXnicCenter for the first time, the wizard comes up. I browse to the latex executables and all that. I also add the path to my ghostview 8.56 executables and press OK. Still, I only get the 3 profiles; LaTeX => PDF, PS and DVI. I would like to have LaTeX => PS => PDF as well. How can I do this?

Thank you!

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localghost
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Re: LaTeX => PS => PDF

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Try the profile in the attachment. You can import it via "Alt+F7". Note that it is generated for MikTeX 2.6, Ghostscript 8.60 and Adobe Reader 8 on a german system. So you have to adapt the paths to the required binaries.
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localghost wrote: Try the profile in the attachment. You can import it via "Alt+F7". Note that it is generated for MikTeX 2.6, Ghostscript 8.56 and Adobe Reader 8.0 on a german system. So you have to adapt the paths to the required binaries.


Thanks localghost, but I think there is something wrong. PSTricks images wont appear after i run this profile. Is there anyway to make TeXnicCenter generate this profile?

EDIT: It did work.. Probably forgot to change some of the paths to the necessary executables.. :oops:
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Chrissie
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Re: LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by Chrissie »

Thanks localhost. I have been looking for something like this for a while. It really helped me alot and it works perfectly for me. now I can use pstricks and have the output in a pdf without problems. :)
That's simply wonderful! :)

EDIT: it doesn't show my pst-tree sadly. :(
RedFox2010
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Re: LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by RedFox2010 »

Sorry i need help.
I import this profile and change dir but pdf is almost empty but fil dvi is perfect :cry:

my prob is that, i have restarted my pc and i install all that i need for texnicCenter.

if i do Latex => Pdf i cant see images.
if i do LaTeX => PS => PDF i can see only images :o (but i'm sure before the restart work well).

tnx
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LaTeX => PS => PDF

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RedFox2010 wrote:[...] if i do Latex => Pdf i cant see images.
if i do LaTeX => PS => PDF i can see only images :o (but i'm sure before the restart work well). [...]
First of all, I can assure that the profile works correctly. So the source of error must be on your side. Are there any error messages or warnings? Check the log file. Even harmless looking warnings can be important. If all that doesn't help, post the code in the sense of a minimal working example (MWE) that exactly shows the effect. And if necessary, post the complete log file as attachment.


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LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by blakeredfield »

I had this problem also, and figured out how to edit the profile in the attachment to make everything work for me.

I would still like to know, just for the sake of the knowledge, how to create the LaTeX => PS => PDF profile for myself. It would also save me having to edit the .tco profile on new systems.

Can someone offer us this information please?

EDIT: Actually I didnt get it to work! Now I have a new error when compiling the .tex document, a popup that says:

[DocOpen("%bm.pdf")][FileOpen("%bm.pdf")]

any ideas? (Im off to see what I can find...)
tona
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Re: LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by tona »

hello

thanks for the file. In fact I follow all steps but still I cannot see the pictures(.eps) in PDF file.

I can see the picture in dvi and ps files but not in PDF. And after I use Latex=>PS=>PDF I still have the same problem???

Any solution??

Many Thanks
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tona wrote:[...] Any solution?? [...]
Post the log file of the compiling process with this profile.
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tona
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Re: LaTeX => PS => PDF

Post by tona »

Thanks

Plz find the attachment.

I use this command


\begin{figure}[ht]
\center
\caption{Example}
\epsfig{file=file.eps,width=10cm,height=8cm}
\label{fig1}
\end{figure}

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and in the begining I use
\usepackage{epsfig}
\usepackage{amsmath,amssymb, amstext}
\usepackage{graphicx}


Many Thanks
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