On Aug 20, 2007, at 2:07 PM, Isaac Pante wrote:
Le 20 août 07 à 19:48, Bennett Helm a écrit :
On Aug 20, 2007, at 12:53 PM, Isaac Pante wrote:
I've installed Latex2RTF using i-installer and reconfigured lyx
but the problem remains.
When I select Export>Personalisé>RTF, Lyx still requests a
command to process.
Where's the mistake?
You shouldn't need to choose File > Export > Custom..., since you
should already have File > Export > Rich Text Format.
If you look at LyX > Preferences > Converters, you should find a
converter already defined, with the converter specified as
"latex2rtf $$i" (without the quotes). If you've properly installed
latex2rtf and have that in a path that LyX recognizes, then
reconfiguring LyX should automatically generate the File > Export
> Rich Text Format menu item.
I've installed Latex2RTF using i-installer. This should be
sufficient as written on the latex2rtfwebsite ("If you want a MacOS
X version, make sure that you have installed the developer tools CD
that is appropriate for your OS version, and then follow the
directions above for a UNIX installation. Alternatively you can
install using fink http://fink.sourceforge.net/ or as an i-
installer package http://www.rna.nl/ii.html.";)
In my preferences>converters, I exactly have what you mean
("latex2rtf $$i"), but I can't choose RTF in my Export menu. I
reconfigured Lyx two times with no changes.
How can I check the path? It seems to be the last possible error...
I'm not sure where iInstaller puts latex2rtf, but I suspect it's
probably /usr/local/bin. (Try checking in the Terminal by typing
"which latex2rtf" and see what the output is.) What you need to make
sure is that whatever path it gives you is a part of LyX >
Preferences > Paths > PATH Prefix.
You might also check the results of reconfiguring LyX, which show up
in Console.app. If it finds latex2rtf, you should have a couple lines
like this:
checking for a LaTeX -> RTF converter...
+checking for "latex2rtf"... yes
(You are quitting and restarting LyX after reconfiguring, right?)
Bennett
