> > By the way, concerning #2, I have found that printing the rendered > XHTML file from a browser using a PDF print driver produces a very > acceptable PDF copy. In fact, the resulting PDF file is superior in > some ways to the PDF file produced by dblatex using a2x. I did this > using the asciidoc(1) command to produce the XHTML file as described > in #1 above. The file is rendered using the standard CSS (Shared CSS > for AsciiDoc xhtml11 and html5 backends). With a some work someone who > is good with CSS could use a "print version" CSS to style an even > better result for PDF printing from the browser. However, note that > links are not created in the resulting PDF file using this method. > > You can download this file to see an example using: > > http://quaoar.us:8080/mathjax/mathjax.pdf > Forgot to mention that I printed this using Chromium browser. I tried the same thing with Firefox and the output was missing some of the math here and there. Not sure what this is all about since (on Ubuntu Linux at least) I presume these two browsers are using the same PDF/PS print driver. Maybe not?
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