I just discovered epstopdf, which comes bundled with TeTeX-3. It's a really
nice tool for making embeddable pdf files from our TeX-enhanced eps output.
Can anyone tell me if epstopdf is included with MiKTeX? If so, I'll mention it
on the wiki.
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Cornell University
Ithaca, NY. 14850
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Yes, epstopdf is included with MiKTeX.
Darren Dale wrote:
I just discovered epstopdf, which comes bundled with TeTeX-3. It's a really nice tool for making embeddable pdf files from our TeX-enhanced eps output.
Can anyone tell me if epstopdf is included with MiKTeX? If so, I'll mention it on the wiki.
Darren,
I cannot answer your question. However, .eps is readily accepted in LaTeX
(and LyX) using \includefigure{name.eps}. You can use pdflatex to compile it
into a .pdf output file. You an also \includefigure{name.pdf} and use pdf4 to
view and compile it into .pdf output.
Don't know how this would work with mpl, but with PSTricks I use ps4pdf to
produce output.
HTH,
Rich
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Darren Dale wrote:
I just discovered epstopdf, which comes bundled with TeTeX-3. It's a really
nice tool for making embeddable pdf files from our TeX-enhanced eps output.
Can anyone tell me if epstopdf is included with MiKTeX? If so, I'll mention it
on the wiki.
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