[OS X TeX] metapost using pdflatex

Arun Mangalam arun_mangalam at mac.com
Sun Mar 24 15:10:22 EST 2002



Hello,

A simple search with Google for ConTeXt and TeX would lead to many 
valuable links, including one to a nice site by Berend de Boer 
introducing ConTeXt to LaTeX users

	http://berend.gameren.nl/tex/

Many links within are useful, as well as direct links to the makers of 
ConTeXt, Pragma

	http://www.pragma-ade.nl/

That site will provide a lot of documentation, examples, and a very 
valuable mailing-list in which people are very helpful. Try it...

Anyway, to use the sample I provided is to replace that Escher jpeg name 
with some other jpeg you have. Save that TeX file, and run the ConTeXt 
command that TeXShop provides. Can't get any easier that with Koch et 
al.'s excellent TeXShop package. Of course, you have to be using 
Gerben's well-made teTeX package.

Good luck. And next time, try searching a little. You might find 
something relevant. :)

- Arun


On Saturday, March 23, 2002, at 05:23 PM, Joseph C. Slater wrote:

> Obviously I'm missing something, because I'm not finding much of 
> anything in the way of documentation. If you have a simple example of 
> how to make a standalone PDF (or eps for that matter!), I could 
> probably make use of it. However, I have no idea of how ConTeXt fits 
> into anything because I can't find a manual. Does it replace LaTeX? 
> Does it replace the interface to MP? For now I'll have to just deal 
> with non-stand alone .mps files. I know this can't be that hard, but 
> without the document that says how it works, I'm dead in the water. 
> However, the change the extension to .mps and use it directly in 
> pdflatex is probably good enough.
>
> Thanks,
> Joe


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