LaTeX Eq Editor, Keynote '08, and missing eq's in PDF
I have used LaTeX Equation Editor 1.3 in conjunction with Keynote '06 (or whatever that earlier version was) for some time to great effect. It's awesome. But I need to produce PDF for my students, who largely use Windows.
Typically this works fine, but I recently found that 2 of my newly produced files in Keynote '08, with dropped-in PDF equations from LaTeX Equation Editor, lose much but not all of their equations when exported to PDF or printed as PDF. That is, I can see the math using Preview on Mac OS X, but my Acrobat 7.0 on Mac OS X can't see all of the equations, and neither can my Windows-using students. Again, not all of the math vanishes, just some --- leading me to believe there's some character set exporting/embedding issues.
A workaround I've found is to export as TIFFs then use Acrobat to combine them into a PDF file. At least, I think it works. Acrobat is happy, so I'm happy, for now.
Anybody else have this problem? Is there a button to hit in Keynote so that it exports/embeds the fonts right?
Typically this works fine, but I recently found that 2 of my newly produced files in Keynote '08, with dropped-in PDF equations from LaTeX Equation Editor, lose much but not all of their equations when exported to PDF or printed as PDF. That is, I can see the math using Preview on Mac OS X, but my Acrobat 7.0 on Mac OS X can't see all of the equations, and neither can my Windows-using students. Again, not all of the math vanishes, just some --- leading me to believe there's some character set exporting/embedding issues.
A workaround I've found is to export as TIFFs then use Acrobat to combine them into a PDF file. At least, I think it works. Acrobat is happy, so I'm happy, for now.
Anybody else have this problem? Is there a button to hit in Keynote so that it exports/embeds the fonts right?
MacBook Pro first gen, Mac OS X (10.4.10)