Hi everyone!
I've been searching and reading for quite a while now to find out how
to produce PDF's with clickable references from LyX-Files.
The only output with references that I found is produced by setting
\usepackage
[plainpages=false,pdfpagelables,hypertexnames=false]{hyperref}
in the LyX-file's Preamble (as one line, of course) and using "PDF
(pdflatex)" to export directly to PDF.
Problem: When using pdflatex, the output is not A4 but Letter sized (it
seems).
Without the hyperref-package:
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If I export to LaTeX and comment "%\usepackage{graphicx}" to exclude it
(as well as all included graphics along with it), pdflatex produces an
A4 sized document.
If I add
\pdfpagewidth=210truemm
\pdfpageheight=297truemm
to the preamble, pdflatex produces A4 sized documents too, even _with_
graphics included (directly exporting from LyX).
WITH the hyperref-package:
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As soon as I include the hyperref-package to be used as mentioned above,
pdflatex produces Letter-sized output again! (Despite the explicit
pdfpagewidth and-height set in LyX' preamble.)
Any ideas on how to get A4-PDF's with hyperref's?
Are there any other options on how to perform LyX -> PDF to get
"referenced PDFs"?
Many thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Max
PS:
I'm running LyX 1.3.3 on an old Debian Sarge with tetex-bin
1.0.7+20011202-8. (But, AFAICT, the behaviour is the same on a newer
Debian Sarge with tetex-bin 2.0.2, too...)
PPS:
$TEXBASE/texmf/pdftex/config/pdftex.cfg has "page_width 210 true mm" and
"page_height 297 true mm" set.
PPPS -- definitely OFF-TOPIC -- pdflatex && gv:
Though "gv" is a great pdf-viewer (it's really fast), it doesn't like
PDF output files from pdflatex: With Words-Like-This, it shows all
letters, but puts the "L" and the "T" over the "-", resulting in "ugly
words" and wrong line-lenghts, etc...
When viewing the PDF's with acroread, everything's fine.
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