diff --git a/ptbposter/ptbposter-test-quer.tex b/ptbposter/ptbposter-test-quer.tex
index e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391..27ceba0f05c204f85c25b709ef0b49dd9e575b24 100644
--- a/ptbposter/ptbposter-test-quer.tex
+++ b/ptbposter/ptbposter-test-quer.tex
@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
+
+\documentclass[english,landscape,sanserif]{ptbposter}
+%\documentclass[ngerman,sanserif]{ptbposter}
+
+\author{Ute Becker}
+\phone{+49-30-3481-7467}
+\fax{+49-30-3481-7503}
+\email{Ute.Becker@ptb.de}
+\workingGroup{7.54 Vacuum Metrology}
+\department{7.5 Heat and Vacuum}
+\location{10587 Berlin}
+\street{Abbestraße 2--12}
+\QRcode{http://www.ptb.de/cms/fachabteilungen/abt7/fb-75/ag-754.html}
+
+\title{Das Liebesleben der Maikäfer}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+\begin{multicols}{2}
+\section{Introduction}
+
+Regarding to the Kyoto Protocol, the European Union and its members have
+committed themselves to reduce the emissions of refrigerant greenhouse gases,
+like R-134a, during the period 2008--2012. To control the emission of
+refrigerant equipment, it is necessary to check the accuracy of leak detectors
+and room controllers. In the European standard EN 14624 it is pointed out, only
+to use calibrated leaks (called sniffer test leaks) based on a primary
+standard.
+
+\begin{itemize}
+ \item The range of the PTB primary standard is from $4\cdot10^{-11}$ mol/s to
+ $4\cdot10^{-9}$ mol/s which is the most needed range in industry of around 1 g
+ loss per year of the cooling agent R134a.
+
+%%%\includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{TL2}
+%%%\includegraphics[width=0.495\linewidth]{skizze}
+
+The leakrate $q_{pv}$ is calculated by $q_{pv}= \frac{\Delta V}{\Delta t} \cdot
+p_{atm}$ and the molar flow follows from $q_{\nu} = \frac{q_{pV}}{R\cdot
+T_{wv}}$.
+\end{itemize}
+\section{Measurements}
+There are two types of leaks, capillary and permeation leaks. Both kinds of
+leaks contain the gas R-134a which flow to atmospheric pressure. With the
+following measurements the influence of the fill pressure, the atmospheric
+pressure on the leak rate and stability is examined.
+\begin{itemize}
+ \item The capillary leak is equipped with a pressure reducer and generates a
+ gas flow of $q_{\nu}=8\cdot10^{-3}$\,Pa\,l/s. The measurements did not show a
+ significant dependence on the fill pressure and the atmospheric pressure,
+ however the repeatability is $\pm\,3.4\,\%$.
+
+%%%\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth]{qvonpatmcap}
+
+\item The permeation leak is equipped with a Teflon membrane and generates a
+gas flow of $q_{\nu}=1\cdot10^{-3}$\,Pa\,l/s. In the following graph the mean
+leak rate is shown vs. different fill pressures. The measurements show a
+significant dependence on the fill pressure $p_{fill}$ and the atmospheric
+pressure $p_{atm}$. The slope of the linear least square fit determines the
+atmospheric coefficients $(\Delta q_{\nu}/q_{\nu}(1010\,hPa))/\Delta p_{atm}$ of
+the flow rates. The uncertainty bars show the standard deviation of repeat
+measurements.The permeation leak is equipped with a Teflon membrane and
+generates a gas flow of $q_{\nu}=1\cdot10^{-3}$ Pa l/s. In the following graph
+the mean leak rate is shown vs. different fill pressures. The measurements show
+a significant dependence on the fill pressure $p_{fill}$ and the atmospheric
+pressure $p_{atm}$. The slope of the linear least square fit determines the
+atmospheric coefficients $(\Delta q_{\nu}/q_{\nu}(1010\,hPa))/\Delta p_{atm}$
+of the flow rates. The uncertainty bars show the standard deviation of repeat
+measurements.
+
+
+%%%\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth]{qvonpatmper}
+
+In the next step, the data were normalized for a gas flow $q_{\nu}$ at an
+atmospheric pressure of 1010\,hPa. Thus the fill pressure coefficients $(\Delta
+q_{\nu}/q_{\nu}(1bar))/\Delta p_{fill}$ could be calculated.
+
+%%%\includegraphics[width=0.8\columnwidth]{qvonpfill}
+
+\end{itemize}
+\section{Results}
+\begin{center}
+ \begin{tabular}{@{}lll@{}}
+    \toprule
+      & capillary leak & permeation leak \\
+    \midrule
+ $(\Delta q_{\nu}/q_{\nu}(1010\,hPa))/\Delta p_{atm}$ & - & $ \leq -0.0063/hPa $ \\
+ $(\Delta q_{\nu}/q_{\nu}(1bar))/\Delta p_{fill}$ & - & $\leq 0.46/bar$\\
+  repeatability & $\pm 3.4 \%$ & $\pm\,0.7\,\% \cdots \pm\,1.6\,\%$ \\
+    \bottomrule
+    \end{tabular}
+\end{center}
+So far, no temperature dependence could be measured due to consistencies
+probably caused by experimental shortcoming.
+\end{multicols}
+
+\end{document}
diff --git a/ptbposter/ptbposter.cls b/ptbposter/ptbposter.cls
index 1e9c4f339a1f370322bab9010d57ef40ba034a91..4b0d811d05e75ecdad193d01b273eb0e98b11400 100644
--- a/ptbposter/ptbposter.cls
+++ b/ptbposter/ptbposter.cls
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 \NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}[1999/12/01]
 \ProvidesClass{ptbposter}
-    [2015/03/17 v0.2b PTB-Poster-Klasse (RN)]
+    [2015/03/18 v0.2b PTB-Poster-Klasse (RN)]
 
 \PassOptionsToPackage{paper=a0paper}{geometry}
 
@@ -26,11 +26,14 @@
     top=\the\dimexpr\PTB@topmargin-\PTB@textsep}{geometry}}
   \PTB@tempa
 }
-\DeclareOption{landscape}{% TODO: überarbeiten
+\DeclareOption{landscape}{%
   \setlength\PTB@leftmargin{0.5\dimexpr 1189mm-1130mm}
-  \setlength\PTB@topmargin{228mm}% ???
-  \PassOptionsToPackage{landscape,textwidth=1130mm,textheight=550mm,
-    left=\PTB@leftmargin,top=\PTB@topmargin}{geometry}
+  \setlength\PTB@topmargin{228mm}
+  \edef\PTB@tempa{\noexpand\PassOptionsToPackage{landscape,
+    textwidth=\the\dimexpr1130mm-2\PTB@textsep,
+    textheight=\the\dimexpr550mm-2\PTB@textsep,hcentering,
+    top=\the\dimexpr\PTB@topmargin-\PTB@textsep}{geometry}}
+  \PTB@tempa
 }
 
 \DeclareOption{sanserif}{% TODO!
@@ -104,9 +107,8 @@
 \RequirePackage[texcoord]{eso-pic}
 \RequirePackage{pict2e,picture,ifdraft,qrcode,booktabs}
 
-\AddToShipoutPictureBG{%  TODO: Evtl. besser auf untere Blattkante beziehen.
+\AddToShipoutPictureBG{% === Kopf ===
   \put(\PTB@leftmargin,-95.4mm){\includegraphics[width=477mm]{ptbposter-logo.pdf}}%
-  % TODO: Besser so \DeclareFixedFont{\Big}{\encodingdefault}{\sfdefault}{m}{n}{10}
   \put(\PTB@leftmargin,-160mm){\sffamily\titleFontSize\@title}%
   \put(\PTB@leftmargin,-190mm){\sffamily\authorFontSize\@author}%
   \put(\PTB@leftmargin,-105mm){%
@@ -117,42 +119,47 @@
     \put(-\PTB@textsep,-\PTB@textsep){\framebox(\dimexpr\textwidth+2\PTB@textsep,
       \dimexpr\textheight+2\PTB@textsep){}}
   }%
-  \linethickness{.5mm}%
-  \put(\PTB@leftmargin-.5\@wholewidth,-1144mm){%
-    \raisebox{19mm}{\qrcode[height=47mm,tight]{\PTB@qrcode}}%
-    \color{PTBcolor}%
-    \hspace{2mm}\raisebox{-.5mm}{\rule{47mm}{47mm}}%
-    \hspace{2mm}\framebox(46mm,46mm){}%
-    %\circle*{1mm}%
-    \color{black}%
-    \hspace{3mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{155mm}{%
-      \footFontSize\sffamily
-      Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt \\
-      Braunschweig und Berlin \par\vspace{1em}
-      \textbf{\@author} \\
-      \PTB@department \\
-      \PTB@workingGroup
-      %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
-    }}}%
-    \hspace{12mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{125mm}{%
-      \footFontSize\sffamily
-      \begin{tabular}[t]{@{}ll@{}}
-        \ifx\PTB@street\@empty\else\PTB@street\\ \fi
-        \ifx\PTB@location\@empty\else\PTB@location\\ \fi
-        \ifx\PTB@phone\@empty\else Telefon:&\PTB@phone\\ \fi
-        \ifx\PTB@fax\@empty\else Fax:&\PTB@fax\\ \fi
-        \ifx\PTB@email\@empty\else E-Mail:&\PTB@email\\ \fi
-        www.ptb.de
-      \end{tabular}%
-      %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
-    }}}%
-    \hspace{12mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{175mm}{%
-      \footFontSize\sffamily
-      % TODO: Siehe Lösung für abstracts
-      %%%$^{1}$Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt \\
-      %%%$^{2}$Muster Universität Forschungsstadt
-      %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
-    }}}%
+}
+
+\AddToShipoutPictureBG{% === Fuß ===
+  \AtTextLowerLeft{%
+    \linethickness{.5mm}%
+    \put(-.5\@wholewidth-\PTB@textsep,-57mm){%
+      \raisebox{19mm}{\qrcode[height=47mm,tight]{\PTB@qrcode}}%
+      \color{PTBcolor}%
+      \hspace{2mm}\raisebox{-.5mm}{\rule{47mm}{47mm}}%
+      \hspace{2mm}\framebox(46mm,46mm){}%
+      %\circle*{1mm}%
+      \color{black}%
+      \hspace{3mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{155mm}{%
+        \footFontSize\sffamily
+        Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt \\
+        Braunschweig und Berlin \par\vspace{1em}
+        \textbf{\@author} \\
+        \PTB@department \\
+        \PTB@workingGroup
+        %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
+      }}}%
+      \hspace{12mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{125mm}{%
+        \footFontSize\sffamily
+        \begin{tabular}[t]{@{}ll@{}}
+          \ifx\PTB@street\@empty\else\PTB@street\\ \fi
+          \ifx\PTB@location\@empty\else\PTB@location\\ \fi
+          \ifx\PTB@phone\@empty\else Telefon:&\PTB@phone\\ \fi
+          \ifx\PTB@fax\@empty\else Fax:&\PTB@fax\\ \fi
+          \ifx\PTB@email\@empty\else E-Mail:&\PTB@email\\ \fi
+          www.ptb.de
+        \end{tabular}%
+        %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
+      }}}%
+      \hspace{12mm}\raisebox{40.5mm}{{\parbox[t][47mm]{175mm}{%
+        \footFontSize\sffamily
+        % TODO: Siehe Lösung für abstracts
+        %%%$^{1}$Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt \\
+        %%%$^{2}$Muster Universität Forschungsstadt
+        %\rule{\linewidth}{5mm}%
+      }}}%
+    }
   }
 }