> Indeed, this was the solution to the problem. I had to apply two patches
> to the file.
> The first fixes a problem with including png images, as the config script
> sets the PNMTOPNG variable, not the PPMTOPNG. The second one fixes a
> problem occurring with Windows due to the path delimiter. W
Joachim Schlosser wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
>
>>This one's due to a mixup in the repository that is copying
>>graphics.perl on top of graphicx.perl, the correct one is
>>attached. [I don't see any effect from calc when the correct
>>graphicx is in place].
>
>
> Indeed, this was the solution to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Only imported graphics are affected, correct. Leaving away -E makes no
> difference. I played around a little more and found the following, with
> myfig.eps being a EPS file.
> \documentclass{article}
> \usepackage{graphicx}
> \usepackage{calc}
> \begin{document}
> $\ri
Hi Bruce,
> This one's due to a mixup in the repository that is copying
> graphics.perl on top of graphicx.perl, the correct one is
> attached. [I don't see any effect from calc when the correct
> graphicx is in place].
Indeed, this was the solution to the problem. I had to apply two patches
to
First of all thanks a lot for the quick and valuable answers!
>> 1. [... TARGET=_blank only with frame option, which procudes color
background... ]
>> - either could define the target frame without generating frames.
>> Maybe redefine [...] to \htmladdnormallink[target]{caption}{url}
>> - or hav
