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Hi Xavier,
you should use bmeps instead of png2pdf, see http://bmeps.sourceforge.net.
If for any reason you insist on using png2pdf, open png2pdfm.c in a text editor
and remove the calls to dksf_set_file_binary(). These calls are needed on Windows systems only, for Linux/Unix the default file opening mode is binary.
Hope this helps,
Regards
Dirk.
08:30AM UTC on Jul 06 2009 in png2pdf - Convert PNG images to PDF
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Hello Phil,
when creating a PDF file one has to keep track of lots of references between objects. I added multipage support to version
2.1.2, but the multipage PDF is not created by bmeps directly, instead there is a script mkpdfsls.pl which invokes bmeps to
convert each source image into a one-page PDF and pdftk or pdflatex to combine the images into one output file.
Regards,
Dirk.
11:34AM UTC on Apr 15 2009 in bmeps - Convert PNG/JPEG/PBM to EPS, PDF
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