why eps files got a new copy of pdf version after compile in latex?
I use latex in live preview mode. Every time i compile the tex file in latex (whatever program, either texstudio, texmaker or kile), i found that all eps files in the folder also compiled or got a new copy in pdf version.
For example, say, there are two files in a folder
- fig.eps
- main.txt
Now, after compiling main.txt in any latex program, including the previous there is a new file name "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" with main.pdf
I don't want this "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" file.
So, what changes i have to do, so that this do not happen automatically???
pdf latex eps texlive
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I use latex in live preview mode. Every time i compile the tex file in latex (whatever program, either texstudio, texmaker or kile), i found that all eps files in the folder also compiled or got a new copy in pdf version.
For example, say, there are two files in a folder
- fig.eps
- main.txt
Now, after compiling main.txt in any latex program, including the previous there is a new file name "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" with main.pdf
I don't want this "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" file.
So, what changes i have to do, so that this do not happen automatically???
pdf latex eps texlive
asked Jan 22 at 10:29
JayantaJayanta
11
add a comment |
I use latex in live preview mode. Every time i compile the tex file in latex (whatever program, either texstudio, texmaker or kile), i found that all eps files in the folder also compiled or got a new copy in pdf version.
For example, say, there are two files in a folder
- fig.eps
- main.txt
Now, after compiling main.txt in any latex program, including the previous there is a new file name "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" with main.pdf
I don't want this "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" file.
So, what changes i have to do, so that this do not happen automatically???
pdf latex eps texlive
asked Jan 22 at 10:29
JayantaJayanta
11
I use latex in live preview mode. Every time i compile the tex file in latex (whatever program, either texstudio, texmaker or kile), i found that all eps files in the folder also compiled or got a new copy in pdf version.
For example, say, there are two files in a folder
- fig.eps
- main.txt
Now, after compiling main.txt in any latex program, including the previous there is a new file name "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" with main.pdf
I don't want this "fig_converted_to_pdf.pdf" file.
So, what changes i have to do, so that this do not happen automatically???
pdf latex eps texlive
pdf latex eps texlive
asked Jan 22 at 10:29
JayantaJayanta
11
asked Jan 22 at 10:29
JayantaJayanta
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asked Jan 22 at 10:29
JayantaJayanta
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asked Jan 22 at 10:29
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