- From: "Kamaraju Kusumanchi" <address@hidden>
- To: "Javier Arantegui" <address@hidden>
- Cc: address@hidden
- Subject: Re: [TeXmacs] setting paperstyle in seminar
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 00:12:49 -0500
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On 3/27/06, Javier Arantegui <address@hidden> wrote:
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Hello,
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El Domingo, 26 de Marzo de 2006 17:17, Kamaraju Kusumanchi escribió:
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> I am making a presentation in seminar and I am planning to export
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> it into a pdf at the end and show it using acrobat reader. However,
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> the problem is that, when I export to pdf, it is very narrow in the
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> sense the size is 8.26x11.69 . Due to this there is a lot of empty
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> space (on the left and right sides) when I show it on the projector
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> screen. However, If I make a presentation using power point, the
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> aspect ratio of the .ppt is set to 4x3 and the presentation is
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> occupying the full screen.
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Why don't you use a customized paper size (Document -> Page -> Other)? You
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could use 12x9, that is 4x3 format.
I was planning to export the .tm file to .pdf file. Even if I change
the paper size to 12x9 in .tm file, when I export it to pdf, it still
is 8.26x11.69 . So the above solution does not work for me.
For people reading the archives, I got around by choosing Document ->
Page -> Orientation -> Landscape mode instead of protrait mode without
changing anything else. Then the final exported pdf file looks very
good on the projector.
regards
raju
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