Michael Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I know how to use ´hyperref´ in normal LaTeX-files to produce the > links the way I want them (colorlinks=true). Is it really sufficient > to wrap the text in some DSSSL-code to let ´pdfjadetex´ produce the > correct PDF output?
Yes -- this is how you're supposed to use the whole thing. You describe your output with DSSSL code, and Jade/JadeTeX produces the formatted output, that is, TeX code, dvi code, PDF, whatever. > My first idea was to configure ´pdfjadetex´ the > way I would do it if writing LaTeX and processing with ´pdflatex´. Try doing it with DSSSL first. It's really pretty easy to have a "driver" file that overrides some of the functions of the upstream code, or sets parameters. > Sebastian Rahtz answered on the pdftex ML that this is only possible at > _format build time_ and _not_ at run time :( BTW, are you a TeX guy as well as someone interested in SGML? There are a number of bugs with JadeTeX I would like to see fixed... Perhaps you could help. -- .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
