You shouldn´t put this
> \dvi_to_ps_command "dvips -Ppdf"
into .lyxrc
Below you find an extract from my ~/.lyx/preferences file
---snip---
#
# EXPORT SECTION ################
#
\custom_export_command "ps2pdf '$$FName' `basename '$$FName' .ps_tmp`.pdf"
HTH
Stephan
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"Wolfgang
Kilian" To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<w-kilian@web cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.de> Subject: Re: Re: thanks and
pstopdf-question
05/31/01
10:39 AM
Hello
> I noticed the same problem when printing gs6.x generated
> pdf files to
> postscript and non-postscript printers with acrobat reader > in Windows.
> The minus symbols were present on-screen though! No
> problems with
> printing to postscript printers under Linux.
Every system is different. Without the '-Ppdf' the minus symbols were not
present on-screen
> (Converters->Converters), with LyX 1.1.5fix1 this should
> be possible by defining
> \dvi_to_ps_command "dvips -Ppdf"
So is it simply putting this last line into /.lyx/lyxrc?
> With this change, other problems are introduced! For
> example,
> fi character sequences in normal text became a pound
> sterling sign ????
>
> Conclusion: do not use gs_6.x for distributing LyX
> generated (through ps2pdf) acrobat documents
Yes I also got this ligature problem (fi, ff). But a friend of mine has
already found the solution.
In the 'config.pdf' file (in my system to be found in
'/var/lib/texmf/dvips/config/') there is the Letter 'G' which has to be
commented out. Then the ligatures come as they should and hopefully no
other problems arise.
Will see if this ps->pdf thing will become transparent some day.
Greetings
Wolfgang
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