>On 26/02/16 15:56, Anton Shterenlikht wrote: >> I've a document that is built with pdfroff. >> I use mspdf macro package and also PSPIC. >> >> This results in a document with 3 extra >> pages after the cover page, where all PostScript >> files, mentioned in PSPIC requests are shown: >> >> https://sourceforge.net/p/coarrays/svn/HEAD/tree/head/doc/doc.pdf >> >> All my sources are at: >> >> https://sourceforge.net/p/coarrays/svn/HEAD/tree/head/doc/ >> >> Is my cover.ps wrong? >> Or perhaps pdfmark is incompatible with pspic? > >More likely PSPIC doesn't play nicely with pdfroff's crude, and >extremely hackish method of relocating tables of content, which have >been generated for output by ms' .TC; (I'm thinking, specifically, that >PSPIC may emit output to the "paper", even when the typesetter is in >"pen up" mode, where pdfroff expects nothing but entirely blank pages, >which it suppresses, preceding the table of contents itself). > >What happens if you run pdfroff with its --no-toc-relocation option?
Keith, thank you for taking the time. With --no-toc-relocation the duplicate images are gone: http://eis.bris.ac.uk/~mexas/doc.pdf This is much better, thank you. I was thinking of using --emit-ps, and then relocating TOC & references with psselect, but the results are weird. It seems something is wrong with page numbering in the PostScript file produced with --emit-ps: http://eis.bris.ac.uk/~mexas/doc.ps at least gv gets very confused with page down/page up, and psselect results are unexpected. Many thanks again! Anton
