<< >> update 2019.09.26
Submitted papers before submitting today on the arXiv version2, I found you can upload files in PostScript format, so we tried it, has been successfully uploaded, arXiv being processed, hoping to succeed.
Methods are: Latex compile the generated PDF file, opened with Adobe Acrobat, select File - Export --PostScript can be. PS can then upload the file.
PS: As this is uploaded version2, PS files can be submitted, but are not sure whether the time to submit first to do so. So the next time there after opportunity to try, again updated.
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<< >> update 2019.06.18
The following method, although simple, but after I tried, found this method now can not do that. ArXiv may be smarter, or we find this approach instead. After I tried, arXiv return the following information:
Your submission appears to be a PDFLaTeX wrapper using pdfpages. This is an inappropriate submission, as it circumvents our TeX system. As a result, we have moved your submission to “Incomplete”.
So, ah, honestly submit source code it! !
In fact, the current arXiv seem smarter, not so "not smart" Before the time of submission of the source code can now be submitted at one time on it. But this still does not compile bibtex, and therefore need to be compiled into .bbl files locally, and then upload when .bib to delete the original file, upload .bbl files can be friends.
Pictures on the issue, currently supports uploading a folder, which is the original source of latex there are circumstances Pictures folder or other folders can be uploaded directly, without having to modify the source code, for example, this path can upload /figures/bg.eps of.
The easiest way to personal summary: After a good local compiler, .bib deleted files, and then packages all other files into a .zip compressed file, then upload the compressed file can be. arXiv content can automatically compress files extracted.
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<< >> update 2019.06.06
Sometimes when arxiv upload the article, due arxiv update, it does not currently support PDF files generated by latex, so most people usually practice is to upload all the latex source file. But this approach is too complicated.
Therefore, one is for the convenience of simple, two results also for some others not directly take away a program that can be used instead of, may have been generated directly to the pdf article, carried out using latex package, then upload directly to the arXiv It can be.
The following is a specific process:
First with their original latex source code, the compiler generates a PDF file, for example main.pdf.
Then create a latex file, just name it, assuming full-paper.tex, use pdfpages packages the original pdf files directly for packaging, as follows.
\documentclass[a4paper]{article} \usepackage{hyperref} \usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx} \hypersetup{ pdfinfo={ Title={xxx}, Author={xxx} } } \usepackage{pdfpages} \begin{document} \includepdf[pages={1}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={2}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={3}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={4}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={5}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={6}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={7}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={8}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={9}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={10}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \includepdf[pages={11}]{egpaper_final.pdf} \end{document}
Then use pdflatex to compile.
Finally, upload on arxiv, upload the following two files.
- main.pdf
- full-paper.tex
It really is simple ah, brain-dong are also great, ah, I learned a trick!