Maybe a better way to do this, rather than edit the ps file is to issue >> dvips -t landscape filename.dvi -o
to get the landscape ps file. However when you convert to pdf the page is shown sideways and on my acroread i cannot rotate it. Viewing a presentation sideways is not fun. Any ideas how you can get acroread to view true landscape? Tom > Thanks for the suggestion. It is not easy to do that because the > seminar style uses several PostScript specials. These would all have > to be rewritten to used pdflatex. Also, I am incorporating PostScript > figures into the slides. I would have to convert all of them to PDF > for pdflatex. > > Another person showed me that I can do what I wish by changing the > PostScript Prolog. Dvips produces > > %%BeginSetup > %%Feature: *Resolution 1200dpi > TeXDict begin > @landscape > %%EndSetup > > If I modify this to > > %%BeginSetup > %%Feature: *Resolution 1200dpi > TeXDict begin > << /PageSize [792 612] /Orientation 0 >> setpagedevice > %%EndSetup > > I can convert the PostScript file to PDF with ps2pdf and get the > desired orientation. >
