I am a new user of Latex and I do have problems inserting my Matlab figures to the latex document.
1-I am saving Matlab figure as PDF and it looks perfect.
2-But when I insert the PDF file to latex document I cant see any text from the graph, no title, no axes numbers...
"nur kurucuk" wrote:
> 1-I am saving Matlab figure as PDF and it looks perfect.
> 2-But when I insert the PDF file to latex document I cant see any text from the graph, no title, no axes numbers...
Perhaps the issue is to do with the fonts you're using not being found. If so, you should ensure that the fonts are embedded in the pdf before inserting it into the latex document. You can do this by saving the figure with export_fig (http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/23629-exportfig).
"Oliver Woodford" <o.j.woodford.98@cantab.net> wrote in message <hccibm$t43$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> "nur kurucuk" wrote:
> > I have solved the problem by changing the "custom renderer" to "zbuffer" from matlab export setup.
>
> The impact of this is to change all your figures from vector to bitmap format, so you lose quality when you zoom in.
I tried to use this but I have matlab 7.0 and it is aking me to have 2007a or higher.
I do not have any problem when I save it to png but dont understand why with pdf?
"nur kurucuk" wrote:
> I tried to use this but I have matlab 7.0 and it is aking me to have 2007a or higher.
> I do not have any problem when I save it to png but dont understand why with pdf?
What is "this"? Export_fig? What is asking you to have 2007a or higher? Please could you attach the message.
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