In TWO cases I've notived that after converting them to PDF
with ghostview, PDF viewers show them rotated by 90 degrees.
In TWO cases I've notived that after converting them to PDF
with ghostview, PDF viewers show them rotated by 90 degrees.
What are the bounding boxes? Check for coordinates that are zero or negative,
or unusual aspect ratio.
Check for "inadvertent" setting of "best orientation", "size to fit", etc.
Run an extra ps2ps with explicit specification of orientation of output media.
Run ghostview (ghostscript: /usr/bin/gs) under valgrind.
diagrams, etc.) with the same Fortran program. They look fine when
viewed with ghostscript or when printed out or when embedded in a LaTeX document. In TWO cases I've notived that after converting them to PDF
with ghostview, PDF viewers show them rotated by 90 degrees.
In article <si038n$njr$1@gioia.aioe.org>,
helbig@asclothestro.multivax.de says...
diagrams, etc.) with the same Fortran program. They look fine when
viewed with ghostscript or when printed out or when embedded in a LaTeX document. In TWO cases I've notived that after converting them to PDF
with ghostview, PDF viewers show them rotated by 90 degrees.
Why use Ghostview to create the PDF rather than using Ghostscript
directly ?
Apart from any other considerations, GSView (I'm assuming that's what
you mean by ghostview) doesn't work with recent versions of Ghostscript
which means you're locked to an old version, with bugs and security
issues.
Anyway, the 'most likely' explanation is that the majority of the text
is horizontal when the page is rotated. You need to set - dAutoRotatePages=false to prevent that.
textAnyway, the 'most likely' explanation is that the majority of the
is horizontal when the page is rotated. You need to set - dAutoRotatePages=false to prevent that.
Interesting idea. However, it is a plot and the only text are the axis labels, one letter each.
In article <si1nuq$1tou$1@gioia.aioe.org>,
helbig@asclothestro.multivax.de says...
textAnyway, the 'most likely' explanation is that the majority of the
is horizontal when the page is rotated. You need to set - dAutoRotatePages=false to prevent that.
Interesting idea. However, it is a plot and the only text are the axis labels, one letter each.
Well to be perfectly honest, that wasn't at all clear.
I could sit here and throw out ideas only for you to shoot them down, or
you could just put an example file somewhere I could look at it. Or if
you think there's a bug you could open a bug report.
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