[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I'm sure I've tried this before. You have to rotate the page before
> the ps2pdf stage which tricks acroread-3.x.
I found "pstops U file.ps file-l.ps" but the resulting document had blank
pages.
Actually "gv -geometry 1100x800 files.ps" was not that bad
because my screen is 1024x768 and most of the borders get outside the screen.
>This may not work for
> 4.0. Doesn't acroread also have a "rotate" option in the viewer?
None neither 3 nor 4 as far can rotate as I could find.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> You should make the document "Landscape" from within LyX.
> Layout->Paper>Orientation ( Box ) >Landscape ( Radio Button )
I allready did that - but that lead to vertical text.
This is however a nice way to print the thing.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> The Acroread doc mentions a menu popup which does not semm to be
> present on Unix versions. I didn't check, but it might be Windows or
> such specific.
No -see above.
> Any clue ?
Yes, search no more ! - all your hints made me find a solution :
in Lyx :
- Layout->Paper ->Orientation = Portrait
Papersize = "own"
Width = 29.6 * used with/height = 1.33 = screen proportions
Height= 22.25
- Layout->Document ->Extra Options = dvips
- Print as file.ps
In shell
- ps2pdf file.ps file.pdf
- acroread file.pdf
- set "full screen mode (shift ctrl-L)" and take on a confident smile ;-)
Thanks !-)
Olav
