[OS X TeX] White vs. Transparent?

david craig dac at panix.com
Fri Mar 24 22:33:10 EST 2006


Thanks for the pointer.  It accomplished what I wished.

Still, there is clearly a difference between "white" and "transparent". 
For example, equations dragged from LaTeXIt have a transparent or 
nonexistent or whatever background, while in all previous methods I have 
used the pdf's generated have a white background.  (Hell, taking one of 
LaTeXIt's eqn pdfs and opening it in GraphicConverter and re-saving 
turns the transparent background to white.)

Is there any tool for going the other way?  Or any way in pdftex to tell 
it to produce a transparent background?


On Fri, 24 Mar 2006, Victor Ivrii wrote:
> One more secret: there is texhax at tug.org group (and other) which is 
> much more suitable for non-Mac specific questions.

Fair enough, but to be fair, when I asked it I wasn't sure whether it 
was a TeX question, a pdf question, a LaTeXiT question, or what.  (It 
would be nice if LaTeXiT let you set a background color as easily as the 
text color!)

David Craig


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