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Revision info
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* $LastChangedDate: 2011-09-11 10:59:34 +0200 (V, 11 szept. 2011) $
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* $LastChangedRevision: 129 $
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* $LastChangedBy: rlegendi $
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* $Id: README.md 129 2011-09-11 08:59:34Z rlegendi $
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General Notes
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The poster was created with the help of Brian Amberg's [LaTeX Poster Template][].
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The source is a bit commented, however, there are some minor caveats one should be aware of when compiling them.
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Compiling the sources
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I ran into some minor issues while using the template. Ain't sure ir it is an issue on other systems (I had Windows 7x64 with MiKTeX v2.8).
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**The best way to evade them is to use pdflatex instead of latex to create the poster.** If it is required, `latex` may also be used, you can find some minor workarounds for the issues rising below.
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No background image is displayed
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Clean the project by deleting the following files:
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- `poster.aux`
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- `poster.dvi`
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- `poster.log`
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Then recompile the sources. The background image should be displayed.
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Backround image positioning problem workaround
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1. First, change the document class options as follows:
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%\documentclass[a0paper,portrait]{baposter}
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\documentclass[a4paper,portrait]{baposter}
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Just change `a0paper` to anything else (`a4paper` just worked for me, ain't sure about the others).
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2. Compile the sources.
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3. Change back the document class definition to `a0paper`, and the result should show the background image properly.
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[LaTeX Poster Template]: http://www.brian-amberg.de/uni/poster/
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"Brian's Template"
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