You have to add that path to Tools-Preferences-Paths-PATH prefix...
pay attention to use posix paths...
Thank you very much :-) Meanwhile I succeeded.
My path from the default Texlive Cygwin Install was
/usr/local/texlive/2010/bin/i386-cygwin
Then I made Tools-Reconfigure and rebooted Lyx.
You have to add that path to Tools-Preferences-Paths-PATH prefix...
pay attention to use posix paths...
Thank you very much :-) Meanwhile I succeeded.
My path from the default Texlive Cygwin Install was
/usr/local/texlive/2010/bin/i386-cygwin
Then I made Tools-Reconfigure and rebooted Lyx.
> You have to add that path to Tools->Preferences->Paths->PATH prefix...
> pay attention to use posix paths...
Thank you very much :-) Meanwhile I succeeded.
My path from the default Texlive Cygwin Install was
/usr/local/texlive/2010/bin/i386-cygwin
Then I made Tools->Reconfigure and rebooted
Hallo,
I installed the new lyx 1.6.9 and texlive 2010 in cygwin.
However, lyx uses always the old tetex-distribution.contained in cygwin.
Is there a possibility to change between distributions?
AFAIK, there must be a setting path to latex.exe or similar... But I
absolutely didn't
Hallo,
I installed the new lyx 1.6.9 and texlive 2010 in cygwin.
However, lyx uses always the old tetex-distribution.contained in cygwin.
Is there a possibility to change between distributions?
AFAIK, there must be a setting path to latex.exe or similar... But I
absolutely didn't
Hallo,
I installed the new lyx 1.6.9 and texlive 2010 in cygwin.
However, lyx uses always the old tetex-distribution.contained in cygwin.
Is there a possibility to change between distributions?
AFAIK, there must be a setting "path to latex.exe" or similar... But I
absolutely didn't
converter, I found that tth.exe ( tex to html ) is
very good. Export your document from lyx into latex, then execute tth -e2
document.tex.
Gives a very good html Document (similar to elyxer).
Regards, Max Funk
Hallo,
I had similar problems of the export (Word HTML), with Lyx 1.6.8, as
described here.
First, I wanted to tell, that it is not bad to have both configurations:
- HTML (with elyxer) is more stable and works out of the box
- HTML, Word (with htlatex) recognises
converter, I found that tth.exe ( tex to html ) is
very good. Export your document from lyx into latex, then execute tth -e2
document.tex.
Gives a very good html Document (similar to elyxer).
Regards, Max Funk
Hallo,
I had similar problems of the export (Word HTML), with Lyx 1.6.8, as
described here.
First, I wanted to tell, that it is not bad to have both configurations:
- HTML (with elyxer) is more stable and works out of the box
- HTML, Word (with htlatex) recognises
lso, the graphics and the .css file are copied in a suitable subdirectory.
- As a very easy to use converter, I found that tth.exe ( tex to html ) is
very good. Export your document from lyx into latex, then execute "tth -e2
document.tex".
Gives a very good html Document (similar to elyxer).
Regards, Max Funk
Hallo,
I had similar problems of the export (Word HTML), with Lyx 1.6.8, as
described here.
First, I wanted to tell, that it is not bad to have both configurations:
- HTML (with elyxer) is more stable and works out of the box
- HTML, Word (with htlatex) recognises
Hallo,
As LaTeX user I tested the LyX program, converting a document
It is a nice program, thank you.
I had one major problem: Some files of the document directory
(the .bib file with its original name, modified .sty files, and so on)
were not copied into the temp dir.
Therefore,
Hallo,
As LaTeX user I tested the LyX program, converting a document
It is a nice program, thank you.
I had one major problem: Some files of the document directory
(the .bib file with its original name, modified .sty files, and so on)
were not copied into the temp dir.
Therefore,
Hallo,
As LaTeX user I tested the LyX program, converting a document
It is a nice program, thank you.
I had one major problem: Some files of the document directory
(the .bib file with its original name, modified .sty files, and so on)
were not copied into the temp dir.
Therefore,
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