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I have been trying to use the MathPSFrag package to get a some of those super sweet figures we are all dreaming about. In running the MathPSFrag-Test.nb I pass all the test but trying a simple plot and export it via the following .nb it crashes

Needs["MathPSfrag`"];

myplot = Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}, Frame -> True]

PSfragExport["myfilename", myplot] // UnPSfrag


StringForm::sfq: "Unmatched backquote in "`Could not determine bounding box from file `1` in directory `2`. I intentionally did not clean up temporary files, which will have to be removed manually."

UnPSfrag::bboxfailed: `Could not determine bounding box from file `1` in directory `2`. I intentionally did not clean up temporary files, which will have to be removed manually.

$Aborted

The input eps for the psfrag looks nice, but after I run the psfrag commands and look at the output eps file (unfragged in terms of the MathPSFrag terminology) Do any of you guys have any suggestion on how I can make this boundary box bigger? All help is appreciated.

schr
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  • You would have to provide more details regarding the actual plot. Edit your original question with a link to your minimal .nb file. Regardless, not sure whether this question is on-topic. – Werner Apr 06 '12 at 23:02
  • Most of the figures that I was dreaming about is now possible with pgfplots package. So you might wish to read the manual. – percusse Apr 07 '12 at 11:40

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