[OS X TeX] EPS figures black/white reversed in Preview

John Peterson john.peterson20 at comcast.net
Thu Jan 5 16:04:27 EST 2006


I have had a similar problem, but without going through all the steps  
taken by JT.  On some occasions, with no discernable pattern, I have  
had some eps figures show in the preview with black/white reversed.   
This is not restricted to black and white figures, but when the  
background is black I cannot see what has happened to the colors.  
This has happened when the document has been saved in Illustrator and  
I use epstopdf in TeXshop.  I have found that (some times) if I  
reopen the eps file and save it in pdf format and then call the  
figure as foo.pdf rather than foo.eps, I get the colors showing  
correctly.

John


On Jan 5, 2006, at 3:34 PM, Jung-Tsung Shen wrote:

> I encountered a problem relating to eps figures in Preview.
>
> I have several eps figures obtained from Mathematica. Since they are
> rather large, I compressed the figures using GraphicConverter (
> Compression JPEG, Quality: Maximum).
>
> The resultant eps figures were then opened in Illustrator, and some
> symbols (circles) were added. The figures were then saved in PDF.
>
> The PDFs were sent to WARMFigToPDF.
>
> The final PDFs were converted back into eps via "pdftops -eps" command
> in terminal.
>
> When the final eps figures were included in LaTeX file and compiled,
> it showed up as black/white reversed figured in Preview, pretty much
> like a negative. However, it looks normal when opened in Adobe Reader.
>
> I have tried all night but simple couldn't find the problems. I would
> appreciate if someone could give me a hint. Thanks.
>
> JT
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