It is not necessary to use hyperref, it is sufficient to put all
fields to a \spacial primitive, i.e.
\special{pdf:docinfo << /Creator (XeTeX) ... >>}
Add other required fields such as /Title, /Author, /Subject, /Keywords
instead of the three dots. I am not sure what happens if the \special
is used
Thank Akira and BPJ for your suggestions. I did try Akira's hypersetup
suggestion and it was able to change the creator field. Thank you very
very much!
I did look through my TeXLive repository that I just updated earlier
today, but I did not see pdftk. I may look further if hyperref does
not work
Could you try including this in your preamble:
\usepackage{hyperref}
\hypersetup{pdfcreator=XeLaTeX with hyperref}
and compile and see if the resulting PDF is sufficient for your purposes.
Section 3.7 at
https://www.tug.org/applications/hyperref/manual.html
explains these options in f
On Sat, 20 Sep 2014, Daniel Greenhoe wrote:
> I think my original email was not so clear. ArXiv.org of course
> accepts papers generated using LaTeX, but they want to be given the
> source files (.tex files, etc) rather than a pdf file. However, they
> apparently sometimes make exceptions to this r
If I am not mistaken you can change the metadata with pdftk, although it is
probably a pain to do so. Also I do not know if pdftk comes for Windows.
lördag 20 september 2014 skrev Daniel Greenhoe :
> Dear XeTex,
>
> I think my original email was not so clear. ArXiv.org of course
> accepts papers
Dear XeTex,
I think my original email was not so clear. ArXiv.org of course
accepts papers generated using LaTeX, but they want to be given the
source files (.tex files, etc) rather than a pdf file. However, they
apparently sometimes make exceptions to this rule if the pdf file was
generated using
Would it be possible that some qualified person could correct the
creator metadata output of XeLaTeX? I am currently using xelatex from
TeXLive 2014 running on Windows.
The /Producer cannot be changed in TeX Live 2014, as
I stated previously.
I think /Creator is right, but if you want to change
So although the producer fields provides evidence that I am using
XeLaTeX, the creator field erroneously implies that I have typeset
using LaTeX. Hence, there will be a high probability that my paper
will either be removed by an automated server at arXiv.org or a human
administrator.
/Creator is
