[plt-scheme] Printing slideshow to PS

From: Paulo Jorge O. C. Matos (pocm at netvisao.pt)
Date: Tue Jun 29 08:03:45 EDT 2004

>
> At Mon, 28 Jun 2004 23:45:14 +0100, Paulo Jorge O. C. Matos wrote:
>> In this short and simple example it's difficult to see the chaos
>> into which it turn a complex slideshow when converted to PS. But
>> you can start by noticing that in the slide the distance of the
>> end of the figure to the bottom is larger than in the PS.
>
> Maybe you didn't mean to use `size-in-pixels'?

Indeed, I didn't know much about size-in-pixels but since the
first example I saw used it, I kept using it. But now I got
it. The images show up nicely now.

Except one thing I just noticed. An 'ã' which appears in a
page-item, shows up ok while running the presentation but in the
postscript shows as a 'ª'.

Do I need to add any escape character in drscheme for it to
convert correctly?

Oh, and is it possible to convert also to postscript the
slideshow comments? Maybe the comments should come at the end or
right after their respective slide?

Cheers,

Paulo Matos

>
> By using `size-in-pixels', you effectively request that the image takes
> on a different relative size for different size displays, because the
> scale that is used depends on the display size.
>
> It sounds like the PS drawing area is a little smaller than your screen
> (in device-specific coordinates), so the bitmap ends up relatively
> larger in the PS output.
>
> Matthew
>
>

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