[OS X TeX] MacOSX-TeX Digest, Vol 198, Issue 1

Fri Apr 5 16:26:30 EDT 2024

Brian,

Please typeset your file on the command line rather than with TeXShop.
If that also fails, then TeXShop has nothing to do with the problem.

Otherwise gather together all files required to illustrate the problem, zip up the
folder containing these files, and send the zip to me.

Dick Koch

On Apr 5, 2024, at 1:14 PM, Brian Coleman <brian.coleman.velchron at gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Tine
Many thanks for your prompt suggestion.
Unfortunately resetting the Color profile to sRGB IEC61966-2.1 doesn't solve the problem.
I compared the file infos with a second identically placed earlier produced jpg which typsets ok.
Both file infos now report roughly identically Dimension (1719x1073 and 1820x1050 respectively), Color space: RGB, Color [rofile  sRGB IEC61966-2.1, and Alpha channel: no.
The LaTeX warning still appears (both after Typeset LaTeX and Typeset pdflatexmk):
File 'NOWNEGG2.jpg' not found on input line 131
./GRAVTRN.tex:131: Package pdftex.def Error: File 'NOWNEGG2.jpg' not found

Replacing new fille name in source code NOWNEGG2.jpg with old file name OWNEGG1.jpg works ok for the old file.
Both files are in the same directory. The 'not found' message is contradictory, even if the most recent uodated Keynote produced file has some LaTeX incompatible quirk.

By the way other jpgs of the same chapter source file have color profile Display P3 and typeset Ok.
The root file has \usepackage{graphicx}
I tried converting the new file to png and to pdf and renaming figure souce code. Same problem.

So why would TexShop insist that a definiately present file is not found even though an almost identcial old file is processed ok ?
This is the first seemingly unsurmountable problem I have had with TeXshop in over 10 years.

Hoping for further suggestions to this serious issue.

Best regards

Brian Coleman

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Today's Topics:

   1. HELP: Package pdftex.def Error?persistent (Brian Coleman)
   2. Re:  HELP: Package pdftex.def Error?persistent (Tine Wilde)
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Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2024 13:31:31 +0100
From: Brian Coleman <brian.coleman.velchron at gmail.com<mailto:brian.coleman.velchron at gmail.com>>
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Subject: [OS X TeX] HELP: Package pdftex.def Error?persistent
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Hi,
Unexpectedly, using newest TeXShop 5.31, jpg files e.g. OWNEGG2.jpg newly
exported on a Mac (Monterey 12.7.4-latest) using version Keynote 13.1
(7037.0.101),
are listed as *not found, *even though the file is definitely present.

The same problem occurs for the same jpg converted to pdf.
The same error also appears both with Tyeset LaTeX and with Typeset
pdflatexmk.
Also for different tex source files.

However previous other Keynote produced files duplicated and given the same
name are typeset ok. The jpg files do have different color profiles sRGB
IEC61966-2.1 (old ok jpg) and Display P3 (new 'not found' jpg).

The problem would seem to be the newest MacOS or the newest TeXShop.
Advice will be much appreciated.

Brian Coleman
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Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2024 14:47:39 +0200
From: Tine Wilde <mail at tinewilde.com<mailto:mail at tinewilde.com>>
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Subject: Re: [OS X TeX]  HELP: Package pdftex.def Error?persistent
Message-ID: <933CD81B-1FA6-4AEE-8B33-F0FCE6534E98 at tinewilde.com<mailto:933CD81B-1FA6-4AEE-8B33-F0FCE6534E98 at tinewilde.com>>
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Hello Brian,

Maybe the problem is with Keynote: have you tried to convert the ?Display P3? jpg into color profile sRGB jpg before saving it as pdf? Display P3 might be an outdated color profile.

Hope this helps.
Kind regards, Tine

Tine Wilde

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