[OS X TeX] TeX & Mathematica 5.2

[David Derbes]

This may not be what Themis et. al. have in mind, but...

I use Mathematica mostly to generate graphs (and answers.) It is easy  
to export the cells containing the graphs as EPS. Probably everyone  
knows how to do this, but just in case...

First, select the region with the graph by clicking on it.
Next, in the "Edit" menu, select "Save Selection As" and choose EPS.
Then, if you want to add text or otherwise alter the graphic, open it  
in Illustrator and make the changes (and save the file as EPS.)  
Whether or not you've changed it in Illustrator, if you then open  
this EPS in TeXShop, presto, a nice PDF that you can include easily  
in LaTeX.

This probably is not what you had in mind (you probably wanted the  
nice notebooks created in Mathematica to export directly to LaTeX),  
but as long as I can get the gorgeous graphs into my own LaTeX text,  
I'm happy.

David Derbes

On Nov 28, 2005, at 3:47 PM, Themis Matsoukas wrote:

> Jens & Peter
>
> Thanks - I agree that printing the notebook into a pdf is probably  
> the simplest approach, although it seems to generate too many pages  
> for the content it delivers.
>
> Themis
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