[OS X TeX] PDF full-screen viewer and other tools
Maarten Sneep
sneep at nat.vu.nl
Tue Apr 2 10:40:32 EST 2002
On tuesday, april 2nd, 2002, Ullrich Steiner wrote:
> I downloaded your viewer. Good work. But given the limitations of
> Quartz, I doubt whether it is usable for presentations.
I guess that depends on the presentation. If you have relatively little
multi-media and relatively large amounts of mathematics, I guess it
could work. The difference for line-art (graphs) when compared to
acrobat is amazing.
> 1. Included QuickTime movies don't work (a must for me!)
Uuhm, yes. _That_ would require more work from me than I have time for
right now. But hey: the sources are there ;-)
> 2. Some of the typesetting is not rendered correctly
Such as? Is things show up correctly in texshop, they should be fine in
my program.
> 3. For some reason, the pages of my presentations are shifted by about
> 1/3 of a page to the right. This must be a bug of the "presenter"
> since they display correctly in the previewer.
I deliberately put a black surface behind my pdf-rendering. The aspect
ratio of the material is preserved (if you want, I can change
that... ;-) and the whole page is displayed in the screen. please
prepare your pdf-file with an aspect ratio of 3:4 (h:w) to use most
beamers correctly. The 1/3 I noticed on a few files as well. Maybe it
has something to do with the bounding box of thos pdf-files themselves.
If you could send me one of those files....
I do position the pdf within my window so somebug could be there.
> I guess we are stuck with Acrobat until Apple fixes and extends Quartz.
>
> - Ulli
And at that moment, my Presenter should work unaltered...
Take care,
Maarten
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