Luis, One way to do what you want is to add in your powerdot style file a line: \newif\ifpdfinal\pdfinalfalse and then use a test when you put your eps background: \ifpdfinal\rput[tl](0,\slideheight){\usebox\pd@imagebox}\fi% Finally, you switch on or off the 'final' option in your main document by the command just before the \begin{document} \pdfinaltrue (or \pdfinalfalse, by default is false) Of course, this trick can be made better by transforming this simple 'if test' in an option to be put in []. The two attached files implement this feature on the default powerdot style. You have just to adapt it to your style. Best regards, Patrice MEGRET > -----Message d'origine----- > De : powerdot-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:powerdot-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > De la part de Hendri Adriaens > Envoyé : mercredi 20 juin 2007 23:19 > À : powerdot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Objet : [powerdot] Re: Draft option? > > > I believie it should be \rput[bl] instead of \rput[tl] --- the way > > it's written, the file would be placed just outside (below) the slide > > - and you wouldn't see it. > > (0,0) is at the bottom left and you want that to coincide with the > > bottom left of the picture that's what the bl stands for. Probably > > just a typo on Hendri's message, but one that would cause confusion > > for one not familiar with pstricks. > > Thanks, you're right. Somehow I got confused with a very early > pre-release version of powerdot that had the origin in de top left > corner. > > Thanks for the keen eye and the correction. > > Best, > -Hendri.