Open DSfrmBkln opened 5 years ago
I'm assuming that you want to get .emf file. For helping to understand the issue, could you give me an example of the source file?
Same problem here using Version 2.1.0.0 with MikTex 2.9 and ghostscript 9.27 (64bit... is that a problem?).
I get the same type of output as @DSfrmBkln and the source file can look as simple as that
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\pagestyle{empty}
\begin{document}
\[ f(x) = \exp(-x) \]
\end{document}
These are examples of output files in different formats: equation.pdf
the EMF (which is actually the format I need) looks like this (converted to PNG)
I got the same both by using pdflatex.exe and latex.exe.
I kept default options for all but the Basic options, where I unchecked all 4 checkboxes and I changed character code to "no (input: UTF-8)"
ghostscript-9.27 has a bug that the crop area becomes incorrect: https://bugs.debian.org/927429 that can be a reason for incorrect cropping.
The bug is said to have been fixed in
commit 06c920713e11bce9bd541bbf9bf294b2ba16aee8 Author: Chris Liddell Date: Wed Apr 10 14:23:39 2019 +0100
for base/fapi_ft.c, but a new version is not released yet.
Thank you @aminophen . Please wait the new version of GhostScript and if there is still a problem, please let me know again.
Hi,
When I choose the output to be vector (not bitmap), I get an output where the containing box is properly sized, but the text is tiny and resizing in Powerpoint it does not work. It doesn't matter what engine I use, etc. It looks like this (I converted the vectorized image to png to post here):