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[MUG] Re: color eps

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[MUG] Re: color eps
Author: Herman Jaramillo    Posted: 29/01/2001 13:23:49 GMT
>> From: Herman Jaramillo


What Robert says should work. You export the figure as a colored
PostScript, then in the LaTeX source file you include the
figure using for example, the following set of lines. It should come as
color,
if it does not, then it is not Maple's fault, but something else
in your LaTeX package or your system.



\beginfigure{}
\htmlimagescale=0{} % this, for latex2html if you wish.
\htmlborder5{} % also for latex2html
\epsfxsize=\textwidth
%\hspace-1.5in{}
\centerline\includegraphics{myfile.eps{}}
\vspace-1.0in{}
\captionmy caption goes here{}
\labelmyfigure{}
\endfigure{}


| >> From: Heike Koch-Beuttenmueller
|
|
| >
| > | >> From: maths
| > | i use maple plot a funsion, export it to tex, then i get a
| > | eps file. but without color. can i use maple to get a color
| > | eps file? or use other math software?
| > |
| >
| > From: Robert Israel
| >
| > Instead of exporting the worksheet, use plotsetup. For example:
| >
| > > plot(whatever);
| >
| > > P:= %:
| > plotsetup(cps, plotoutput="myfile.eps", plotoptions=
| > "portrait,height=300pt,width=400pt,noborder,leftmargin=0,
| > bottommargin=0");
| > P;
| > plotsetup(default);
|
| Of course this or changing the printer properties works for plots
| alone, but I find no possibility to get coloured plots when using
| "Export as -> Latex". I tried it on Unix as well as on Windows 98. (With
| "Export as -> Html" you get coloured gif -pictures.)
| So, together with Latex you have to export all pictures by hand and then
| exchange the Latex- eps -files with the coloured ones. Is there really
| no way which is more comfortable ? "Save as special -> Tex" in
| Mathematica gives coloured pictures!!!

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