I am typesetting a LyX document with a liberal mix
of English and Russian.
No matter what I try, a LyX command "View[PDF(latex)]"
produces pixeled bitmapped fonts in PDF.
Please, help by walking me through a FULL sequence of
steps to ensure VECTOR fonts for both Russian and English.
Details:
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Platform:
LyX 2.0.5
MiKTeX 2.9
Windows 7 64 bit
Here is a sample of plain Latex input file imported into LyX:
\documentclass[10pt]{article}
\usepackage[T1,T2A]{fontenc}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
%\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
%\usepackage[russian,english]{babel}
\begin{document}
Russian writing (русское письмо)
\end{document}
Following your threads about Cyrillic\Russian vector fonts,
I have installed a 'cm-super' package from CTAN, using MiKTeX's
package manager (included with the MiKTeX distribution).
But I am not sure whether LyX/MiKTeX "sees" this package.
I tried to "force" LyX to use T1 fontencoding only,
without T2A (a commented line above). But that leads
to a latex errmsg:
Command \cyrr unavailable in encoding T1.
Using 'babel' (commented out above) didn't help either.
Nor "View[PDF(lualatex)]" could help.
Nor "\foreignlanguage{russian}{}" or "\selectlanguage{russian}{}".
1. What did I miss?
2. How do I verify that Russian vector fonts are properly installed
and available? I not, then how should I install them?
3. Should I have added some further commands into preamble
and/or document body?
Thank you for your time
