Re: Lyx and Japanese (no matter how hard I try there are always some problems)

[Yokota K.]

Most popular way to do is to install pTeX if you are thinking of
writing Japanese as a main task. pTeX also includes normal TeX, so in
most of cases it suffices to do. What kind of errors did you get when
you tried it?

Re: Lyx and Japanese (no matter how hard I try there are always some problems)

[Yokota K.]

Most popular way to do is to install pTeX if you are thinking of
writing Japanese as a main task. pTeX also includes normal TeX, so in
most of cases it suffices to do. What kind of errors did you get when
you tried it?

Re: Lyx and Japanese (no matter how hard I try there are always some problems)

[Yokota K.]

Most popular way to do is to install pTeX if you are thinking of
writing Japanese as a main task. pTeX also includes normal TeX, so in
most of cases it suffices to do. What kind of errors did you get when
you tried it?

Re: tex4ht on FreeBSD with LyX 1.5.7

[Yokota K.]

Dear Marco,

There is no port or package for tex4ht and it is not included in teTeX
which FreeBSD uses. You have to visit the web page of tex4ht to
download it and you need to compile it manually.

I don't think it will be enabled even if you install lyx-1.6, but the
(unauthorized) port of lyx-1.6 itself can be downloaded from:
    http://www.int.otaru-uc.ac.jp/lyx-howto/install/port-lyx-1.6.2.tar.bz2

Please expand it in /usr/ports/print and make it.

LyX 1.6 will not be introduced in system ports until the overhaul of
LaTeX system in FreeBSD completes (which is taking time somehow).

Koji

Re: tex4ht on FreeBSD with LyX 1.5.7

[Yokota K.]

Dear Marco,

There is no port or package for tex4ht and it is not included in teTeX
which FreeBSD uses. You have to visit the web page of tex4ht to
download it and you need to compile it manually.

I don't think it will be enabled even if you install lyx-1.6, but the
(unauthorized) port of lyx-1.6 itself can be downloaded from:
    http://www.int.otaru-uc.ac.jp/lyx-howto/install/port-lyx-1.6.2.tar.bz2

Please expand it in /usr/ports/print and make it.

LyX 1.6 will not be introduced in system ports until the overhaul of
LaTeX system in FreeBSD completes (which is taking time somehow).

Koji

Re: tex4ht on FreeBSD with LyX 1.5.7

[Yokota K.]

Dear Marco,

There is no port or package for tex4ht and it is not included in teTeX
which FreeBSD uses. You have to visit the web page of tex4ht to
download it and you need to compile it manually.

I don't think it will be enabled even if you install lyx-1.6, but the
(unauthorized) port of lyx-1.6 itself can be downloaded from:
    http://www.int.otaru-uc.ac.jp/lyx-howto/install/port-lyx-1.6.2.tar.bz2

Please expand it in /usr/ports/print and make it.

LyX 1.6 will not be introduced in system ports until the overhaul of
LaTeX system in FreeBSD completes (which is taking time somehow).

Koji

Call for reviewers of LyX's web site translation to Japanese

[Yokota K.]

Hello, list.

The translation of LyX's web site to Japanese is now under
development, and we need someone who can check mistakes in translation
for us. If you know both English and Japanese and if you can help,
please write a message to Japanese users' mailing list,
lyx...@lists.lyx.org.

Thank you for your cooperation,

Koji Yokota

Call for reviewers of LyX's web site translation to Japanese

[Yokota K.]

Hello, list.

The translation of LyX's web site to Japanese is now under
development, and we need someone who can check mistakes in translation
for us. If you know both English and Japanese and if you can help,
please write a message to Japanese users' mailing list,
lyx...@lists.lyx.org.

Thank you for your cooperation,

Koji Yokota

Call for reviewers of LyX's web site translation to Japanese

[Yokota K.]

Hello, list.

The translation of LyX's web site to Japanese is now under
development, and we need someone who can check mistakes in translation
for us. If you know both English and Japanese and if you can help,
please write a message to Japanese users' mailing list,
lyx...@lists.lyx.org.

Thank you for your cooperation,

Koji Yokota