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Re: st: graph export to pdf
On Jan 19, 2006, at 14:55, Thomas Speidel wrote:
There probably is a way to change the bounding box property if you use
ghostscript. The device you want is
-sDEVICE=pdfwrite
If you look at the documentation specific to pdfwrite, you may find an
option that controls the bounding box. BTW you need to save a ps
or eps
before converting to pdf.
Since I'm running on Mac OS X, if I export to eps, the equivalent
action would be to open up the eps file using Preview (the built-in
pdf viewer) or TeXShop (the front end for typesetting LaTeX). Either
of these will automagically convert the eps into a pdf of the correct
size. So...
Hope this might help
... the suggestion does help. Unfortunately, I then have to throw the
eps file in the trash. Of course, I could write a script to do this
after making the eps file, but it sure would be nice to make the pdf
the right size in one pass.
Bill
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