I once had to re-open a short (~2 page) document about 10 times to reproduce the issue, carefully examining it top-to-bottom each time. The document may turn out perfect, too, by chance. you most definitely will not see the problem occurring at the exact same lines. Thus, I actually think that these PDFs I've shared have no use - you may just use any other.
#Latexit service not working with keynote pdf
I will post them right here, although I would be happier if I hadn't have to share them this publicly.įinally, and again this happens in every PDF on all 3 of my machines, both Windows and Mac. The personal message feature doesn't support attachments. I couldn't find out how I can send the example documents to you only. Particularly great example, since all the lines containing the minus sign has been garbled out, making the fraction weird. Here's a screenshot of the latest incident: I also have just reproduced this with another Latex generated PDF of mine, which I can share.
I can send you the aforementioned Microsoft Word generated, and Apple Keynote generated PDFs. Of course, but I cannot share the document used for the screenshots in the original post. I thought that experience (uninteresting replies) as an example of this portal, and so I had disabled the notifications altogether. Maybe I'm a person that cares too much for aesthetics, but I'm thinking about installing/using Firefox until this is fixed, at least for my group projects on am sorry for the (very) late reply I once was receiving a lot of uninteresting replies to a post of mine, and then e-mail notifications for each. See the "keynote.png" screenshot that is from a PDF generated by Apple's Keynote.įor documents that are supposed to look gorgeous as a product of Latex, I find this is mildly annoying and upsetting. macOS Catalina, 1440x900, not retina (2012 MacBook Air)įinally, I also have evidence that the issue occurs on PDFs generated by some other means than Latex.I list their relevant specs for the reference: Their "after"s are after fixing the lines by selecting them.Īlso note that, especially in case B, things move around a lot, almost as if they were carelessly thrown at the page before, and placed carefully after. I did not put them as inline resized images, as it is hard to see in the original resolution already, let alone resized. some other line gets broken.Īfter 10-15 tries or so, I managed to capture two examples: See the A_before.png (hint: middle of 2nd line and top of 3rd line) and B_before.png (hint: 2nd line) attached. Sometimes when it does, it also shifts the issue to someplace else, i.e. Zooming in/out or selecting the text with cursor may fix the issue.different lines of the document are mis-drawn every time the document is re-opened. I think Chrome/Edge is rendering the document line-by-line in pixels, and every so often, repeats a line once/twice or misses it. So I believe this issue is not specific to Edge, and rather a remnant of Chrome. It's been a long time since using Chrome, but AFAIR it had been so with Chrome, too.
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