Re: [MiKTeX] Weird margins

[Wilfred Z. <wil...@pl...>]

Dear Philip and Hans,

The margin problem was not related to the papersize, but to the autorotation
of the pages. The default of Ghostscript is none. It has to be automatic.
Ghostscript doesn't seem to check automaticly  if the pages are correctly
rotated.
Thanks, because both of you brought me on the right track!

Greetz,

Wilfred
----- Original Message -----
From: "Philip G. Ratcliffe" <phi...@ti...>
To: <mik...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2003 11:02 PM
Subject: RE: [MiKTeX] Weird margins


> > 1. I create a TeX-file with changed margins (using the
geometry-package).
> > The document is in LANDSCAPE.
> > 2. I compile it with LaTeX / TeXify.
> > 3. Then I view it with YAP. The margins seem to be OK.
> > 4. In the next step I run DVIPS (options: -P pdf -G0, but that
> > doesn't seem
> > to be the problem).
> > 5. I view it with GSView. Margins seem to be fine.
> > 5. Final step: I convert it to PDF with Ghostscript (AFPL). Result: the
> > margins are completely wrong. They shift approx. 1.2cm to the right. The
> > text is cut off on the right side.
>
> Try adding the option -t A4 to the dvips command - so, altogether I use -P
> pdf -G0 -t A4 (inserted in the WinEdt popup when I select dvips
>
> Cheers,  Phil
>
>
>
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