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Hello all! Thank you all so much for your guidelines in the conversion of eps images to pdf! I will try and answer the queries of Mr.Tobias Burnus: -Please check, whether DataVisualization.pdf exists. Can you open it in acroread/gv? The DataVisualization.pdf does exist, but is blank. Even when I open it in acrobat reader or gv it is totally blank If it doesn't exist, does ghostscript show DataVisualization.eps flawlessly? -What is shown in the TeX-produced PDF file? An empty frame, ...? When I use \placefigure[here,force] {Project Hierarchy Window} {\externalfigure[DataVisualization][type=pdf,height=11cm,width=13cm,preset=yes]} there is a blank space with no frame at all,only the caption is there at the bottom. The original eps image is about 893KB and the PDF shows only 1KB size, so obviously the conversion is not happening, I guess.Any other pointers? Thanks and regards, -priya
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Hello, techw@siritech.com wrote:
I will try and answer the queries of Mr.Tobias Burnus:
You missed to answer one question. (Well, I could have posed it better.)
The DataVisualization.pdf does exist, but is blank. Even when I open it in acrobat reader or gv it is totally blank
:-(
If it doesn't exist, does ghostscript show DataVisualization.eps flawlessly?
Does it or doesn't it? I would assume that it doesn't since ghostscript seems to fail to convert this file to PDF. Can you look at the messages ghostscript produces while opening this file. (I think in GSView one can find this information in the File->Messages menu, but I might err. It is too long ago that I used GSView the last time.) Tobias
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