Hi, On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 10:47:32PM +0200, Ralf Stubner wrote: > Wolfram Quester wrote: > > > The file is attached. > > Thanks. I can't offer a solution right now, but two possible workarounds: > > * The images looks as if it is created in a vector-graphics application > like xfig. In that case you could either directly produce a PDF image > from the drawing application or use 'epstopdf' from tetex-bin for > converting a (vector) EPS to PDF. > > * You could convert the PNG file to PDF using 'convert' from imagemagick > or png2pdf <URL:http://png2pdf.sf.net/>. Of course, the image will still > be a bitmap image with all the associated disadvantages. > > Both workarounds have the advantage that including PDF files is quite a > bit faster than including PNG files. Of course, a real solution is still > needed. > > cheerio > ralf Yes, I know this workaround and I'm using it ATM. Does this mean that you can reproduce this bug with the image I sent you in? I tested several other images from this document before I converted all to pdf, but it did not depend on the creation history. I think some of them where created using xfig, others via convert, but I'll investigate this a little further. Thanks, Wolfi
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