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[Luca <address@hidden>]

Henri Lesourd wrote:

> Luca wrote:
>
> > PLease can anybody give me a suggestion
> > I am fighting since 2 days with Texmacs to print a very long document 
> > with pdf figures linked.
> > When I try to either print or export to pdf the document comes out  
> > with  blank pages instead of  figures.
> > When I look at it inside TeXmacs everthing seems normal.
> > Please Help.
> > I found a previous message on the same topic but it had no answer it 
> > was on 01/13/2005 from Nachiketa Sahoo.
> > Luca
> As for me, I don't observe this bug (perhaps should I
> say "I don't observe it *yet* :-). 2 questions :
>
> -> on which system are you running TeXmacs ? ;

I am using Debian Unstable with texmacs veersion  TeXmacs version 1.0.5.10

> -> can you reproduce the bug by either :

a) I do reproduce the bug:
I created a new document linked again only 1 figure (exactly the 
fit_dec0.985_0_6.pdf that I attached to the previous message). It 
displays correctly but doesn't print or appear in an exported pdf version

>   a) inserting a linked pdf image inside a new document (in
>      this particular case, do you still observe the bug ?) ;
>
>   b) when taking your very long document, and removing parts
>      of it step by step (ultimately, everything except only
>      one of the linked pdf figures), can you observe a point
>      where the bug disappears ?

b) the document I submitted perlista.tm was exactly obtained following 
the procedure you are suggesting.
It contains only the first two figures. Even if I leave one the bug 
persists.

>      If the bug can be observed in the question (a) above,
>      there is no need to try to answer this question. On
>      the other hand, if you can observe the bug disappearing
>      by stripping your document step by step, could you please
>      post the smallest version of your document that still
>      contains the bug (if your document is confidential,
>      you could replace all the text by something like
>      "aaaaaa...", and all the pdf images by a dummy
>      image ; and of course check that your "randomized"
>      document still contains the bug) ;
I will attach the smallest version: just the pdf included.
Please note that in this version you need to create a subdirectory 
figures where you should put the pdf fit_dec0.985_0_6.pdf I include.
I also include the pdf generate by export pdf so you can check it is blank.
Thank you for your help
Regards
Luca

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