I am a LyX novice but in 1.1.6 versions, it appeared that a practice was to specify graphic files without mentioning suffix so that if one preconverted their files to the various formats that the underlying tools needed, every thing would use it's preferred extension.
In 1.2pre4 just compiled, it appears that image specifications that are without the suffix (say .eps) don't get discovered by LyX for rendering. In other words, specifying the image "IMG" expecting LyX to pick up IMG.eps and latex2html to pickup IMG.jpg . Is this something that is no longer best (or even allowed) practice and eliminated or ??? I am not fighting for the feature by the way, just reporting a difference and asking intent. I can see both sides of the choice. I do see hints in NEWS that perhaps less of this practice is necessary due to additional image support in LyX. If this is "by design" you might wish to mention it in the UPGRADING file. Dave -- David G. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] UAB Electrical and Computer Engineering Birmingham, AL USA
