I don't think eps files support transparency, so that is the reason you
cannot convert them. I would suggest making two versions of your code,
epslatex without transparency and cairolatex with transparency.
MVH
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2014-06-02 11:49 GMT+02:00 Bo Jakobsen <li...@f7...>:
> Dear all
>
> I am using the cairolatex to produce figure for inclusion in latex.
> However, I would very much like to have both an eps and an pdf file
> generated from gnuplot
> (like what is possible in xfig) for use with both latex and pdflatex.
>
> The concrete problem is that I have figures with transparency, and if I
> convert the final pdf file (after pdflatex processing) to an eps file
> using pdftops
> the fonts are ruined (this only happens for figures with transparency).
> I need both the pdf and eps version so that is ignoring.
>
> Having gnuplot making both file format would provide the needed
> flexibility.
>
> Best
> Bo
>
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