[Mac OS X TeX] landscape mode
Paolo Ghirardato
paolo at hss.caltech.edu
Sun Feb 24 02:53:39 EST 2002
> > The question is this: I have a slide document that starts
>>
>> \documentclass[landscape]{slides}
> \usepackage{hyperref}
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^----- try this, even if you don't use
> any of the special features that
> the hyperref package provides.
>
>>
>> However, when I typeset it with TeXShop (and iTeXMac, for that
>> matter), the final output is vertical, with the obvious cropping of
>> long equations, etc.
>> I tried changing the page setup (within the program) and typesetting
>> again, but unsurprisingly that changed nothing. I tried looking at
>> the pdf file with Acrobat, again to find vertical slides.
>
>The problem is that you need to rotate the paper,
>not just change the shape of the typesetting rectangle.
>
>With pdfTeX this means setting
> \pdfpageheight and \pdfpagewidth
>to agree with the \paperheight and \paperwidth parameters
>(not the \textheight and \textwidth ).
>
>BTW, the "Page Setup" is irrelevant, as this is not connected
>to the coding inside the TeX source of your document
> --- though perhaps it could be; it would have to be done
>carefully, to not conflict with coding from packages.
>
>
>> Can anyone remind me how to fix this?
>
>If simply loading hyperref isn't enough, then in LaTeX try:
>
>\AtBeginDocument{\pdfpageheight=\paperheight
> \pdfpagewidth=\paperwidth}
>
>In Plain TeX, just drop the \AtBeginDocument{....} wrapping.
>
>Hope this helps,
Just loading hyperref solved the problem.
Thanks a lot, Ross!
Paolo
PS: I also got an email from Dick Koch, who told me that he's trying
to look into how to fix this in future releases of TeXShop.
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