Here is a sample usage.
usepackage{lineno}
\setpagewiselinenumbers
\modulolinenumbers[1]
\renewcommand\linenumberfont{\normalfont\small}
\setlength\linenumbersep{1.5cm}
\linenumbers
2011년 11월 22일 화요일
2011년 9월 3일 토요일
Another way of creating Eps file for using it in Latex
Usually, we use Adobe Illustrator CS4 to get eps file,
but its file size is often large, depending on options we select (especially when using the default option).
To reasonably reduce the file size, we might consider the following steps:
1) Save a given image as pdf file
2) Open the target pdf file using Acrobat Pro, and save it as eps file.
3) Use the eps file to compile latex source.
Of course, there might be an equivalent way of using Adobe Illustrator CS4 only.
but its file size is often large, depending on options we select (especially when using the default option).
To reasonably reduce the file size, we might consider the following steps:
1) Save a given image as pdf file
2) Open the target pdf file using Acrobat Pro, and save it as eps file.
3) Use the eps file to compile latex source.
Of course, there might be an equivalent way of using Adobe Illustrator CS4 only.
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