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I have included .png and .pdf files in my beamer presentation. When I compile the document I can't see them. The documentation I read claim that both .png and .pdf should are readable by beamer. How can I use the figures then?

I'm using pdflatex on arch-linux machine. The files are stored on a remote machine and I access them via sshfs.

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A lot of things can go wrong, beamer should not be responsible for this going wrong. Try and see if the problem occurs for a normal document with the same pictures. If it does, correct your question and supply us a minimal working example. – zeroth Feb 16 '12 at 12:28
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Also, do you mind accepting answers to your previous questions? For some people, seeing your accept rate can be demotivating. – percusse Feb 16 '12 at 12:45
You are right. The figure is too large. Changing the figure size fixed this. – Yotam Feb 16 '12 at 12:57
@percusse I accept and rate answer when I get them. I don't know why my accept rate is so low. The only reason that I can find is that I can only accept one answer per question and often I get two answers. Anyhow, I have checked my question and found about 5 without an answer, 2 or 3 of those doesn't have a satisfying answer yet and I have managed to find a work-around the issue. – Yotam Feb 16 '12 at 13:21
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Thanks for the prompt response. If you find the answer to this question you can also write-up answer and accept it. Such that it doesn't show up in the unanswered list anymore. – percusse Feb 16 '12 at 13:26
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closed as too localized by egreg, Paulo Cereda, Brent.Longborough, diabonas, percusse Feb 16 '12 at 15:34

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