I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I exported a document last night and find that I can only view it
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 08:32:32AM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I
: Export a PDF file
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat?
I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I exported a document last night and find that I
I opened the file with a PDF and PS extension in Ghostview and it is fine
(although the ouput is pretty rough looking considering the font was set as
pslatex). But if I try to convert it to a pdf Ghostview crashes.
I think you are right about it being a postscript file. Here is the start
of
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I exported a document last night and find that I can only view it
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 08:32:32AM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I
: Export a PDF file
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat?
I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I exported a document last night and find that I
I opened the file with a PDF and PS extension in Ghostview and it is fine
(although the ouput is pretty rough looking considering the font was set as
pslatex). But if I try to convert it to a pdf Ghostview crashes.
I think you are right about it being a postscript file. Here is the start
of
I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
instance I exported a document last night and find that I can only view it
On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 08:32:32AM -0600, Kent Kostuk wrote:
> I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
> document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat? I
> find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
>
ember 13, 2001 8:32 AM
Subject: Export a PDF file
> I was just wondering what is the most consistent way to generate a PDF
> document that is 100% readable by someone using Windows and Adobe Acrobat?
I
> find that it is hit and miss when I generate a PDF from within LyX. For
> instanc
I opened the file with a PDF and PS extension in Ghostview and it is fine
(although the ouput is pretty rough looking considering the font was set as
pslatex). But if I try to convert it to a pdf Ghostview crashes.
I think you are right about it being a postscript file. Here is the start
of
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