Just to follow this up, the kindle service to convert the HTML seems to work
well, and I have now grasped how the "free" service works.
Even if you have the 3g version of the Kindle, if you send it to the free
email address for conversion it isn't delivered until you are connected to
the Internet
Mark
> The cost is nothing if you send it via email to your @free.kindle.com
> address. This is different from whispernet (which uses 3g, correct?).
> Perhaps you would need to turn off the 3g option? I don't know because
> I have the Kindle without 3g.
>
It seems you are correct, I am still
Mark,
On 28 November 2010 18:08, wrote:
> One thing that works for me is this: export a file or subtree to html,
> then send to [myna...@kindle.free.com. Then, when my Kindle is
> connected to the internet, it will automatically download Amazon's
> conversion of my html file. This happens pret
Jeff,
>
> Ah, that's a bit disappointing. Do you have DX? My manual says that
> HTML is directly supported, with loads of other formats, so maybe it's
> a DX only feature?
>
It's not the DX (I don't think the DX is available in the UK, it certainly
isn't on the Amazon UK site) BUT on the US site
Jeff, and Alan,
Initial play around with has allowed me to find that:
Firstly, the Kindle doesn't recognise the HTML extension and HTML files
copied onto the Kindle simply don't appear as being available for viewing.
If you change the extension to txt, the file appears and can be seen as an
HTML
Does anyone by chance use orgmode to create files for a Kindle?
If you do I would appreciate some helpful hints or ideas on how you approach
it.
The Kindle file format is apparently modified HTML, but the guidance I have
found seems to revolve around creating files in MSWord and then converting
t
Tomas
>
> As an alternative to https://docq.com/ or http://a.nnotate.com/, you can
> have a look at OnDoc http://logand.com/sw/ondoc/index.html which I wrote
> to annotate PDF documents. Being an enthusiastic org-mode user, I would
> welcome any ideas that could make it worthwhile and easier to u
Marvin
> This looks very interesting, and would definitely save time - no more
> reading into word and reformatting.
> How much does docq cost ?
I'm using the free version of docq, which has some limitations in
terms of number of uploads etc. Paid versions are $7 and $13
depending on requiremen
Marvin,
Although, not exactly answering your question, I have just started using
https://docq.com/
and
http://a.nnotate.com/
You can compile as PDF from OrgMode and upload to either of these
sites. Send a web link to the reviewer, who can then annotate and
comment on your document.
You still
Erik
> Do they have their executable bits set?
Not sure how I tell, googling suggests that an "x" in the permissions
says its an executable and it has rwx in the permissions (nothing
else) but I see this is the same as other files that aren't labelled
as exec. Indeed every file doc, excel etc is
I'm not sure how important this is, but having just upgraded to Snow
Leopard, all my *.org files are now black with a green "exec" in the
corner and trying to open them is giving a message that they is no
application t view them and would I like to open a hex editor.
More of a Mac problem than an
Eriic,
Thanks,
> I'd suggest looking at the R session ("bats" in your case) to see what
> errors if any are being thrown by R during execution of the boxplot
> command.
Will do, but sidetracked somewhere else now.
Its strange because some are now being produced fine, and other not.
They are all
PDFs created by Babel are giving a file corrupt message when trying to
open them and a format not recognised message if I try pngs,
Same files created directly from R are fine.
This is with Ubuntu 10.04 and Org-mode version 6.36trans (release_7.01h.94.g25ac
Example of code I am using is below.
Erik,
> Great, see
> http://eschulte.github.com/babel-dev/DONE-document-configuration-changes-for-Babel-integration.html
>
> for a description of why/when this done.
Thanks, very useful.
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> You need to setup the variable org-babel-do-load-languages
> as in the following:
>
> http://orgmode.org/org.html#Languages
So I see, this has obviously changed as it was working without this before.
BUT all working now, so thanks.
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I have been away from emacs/org/babel for a coupe of months and I have
just updated the Emacs starter kit for orgmode
(http://github.com/eschulte/emacs-starter-kit.git) with the commands
: git pull
: git submodule update
I now get the error
"No org-babel-execute function for R!"
when I try to
I would like to customise the title page, which I can do with a series
of LATEX_HEADER as below.
As I build up the full title page this is going to get a bit tedious
and I wondered if there a better way of doing this?
Thanks,
Graham
#+TITLE:
#+LATEX_HEADER: \begin{titlepage}
#+LATEX_HEADER: \beg
Dan
> So I believe we do understand the situation. The question is how do we
> improve it. First the facts:
> As for improvements, it is tempting to think that
>
> 1. org-babel should automatically insert the ATTR_LaTeX line in
> accordance with :width and :height when creating latex output.
>
Joseph/Dan
>>> 2) Width/Height exports for R graphics output. Do they work?
>>>
>>> I've tried a lot of combinations of :width and :height as exports, and
>>> they don't seem to work at all. I've tried small numbers (1-10), large
>>> numbers (100-2000) and numbers prefixed by "cm" with no luck.
>>
Dan,
>> is there a way of replacing the [1] [2] and [3] with the object names
>
> I think you meant replacing the [[1]], [[2]], [[3]]. That would be
>
> list(myname1=xbar, myname2=lower.ci, myname3=upper.ci)
>
>> (I know this is really an R question)
Thanks again :-)
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> So, add ":results output" to your source header block.
Dan beat you to it, but..
> list(xbar, lower.ci, upper.ci)
This is useful, but the output isn't exactly as I expected
#+results: SumFlowering2005
: [[1]]
: [1] 1.51
:
: [[2]]
: [1] 1.048065
:
: [[3]]
: [1] 1.978602
is there a w
Dan
> Use ':results output' to get the printed output. The default mode
> is ':results value' which returns the value of the last expression in
> the block.
Thanks, that's great.
At least I managed to sort out my other two problems today on my own !!
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Below is a function that I am trying to run in orgmode/babel.
It seems to run OK, but instead of printing out three values, its only
printing the final result.
Once again, i would appreciate some help with what I am missing.
Thanks,
Graham
#+srcname: CI_function
#+begin_src R :session daf
sum
Dan
> As a workaround, is it necessary for you to execute the block on export?
> Or could you instead use :exports code? I.e. before export, execute the
> block manually and ensure that the #+ATTR_LaTeX and #+results lines are
> arranged in the correct way.
Many thanks for this, I'm glad it can b
This is driving me mad here: I have removed all the fig and size code
and replaced it with onky one line that should be resizing the first
graph(FloweringBoxplot.pdf). However, its resizing the second graph
(NonFloweringBoxplot/pdf) and not affecting the first graph. This
works on other files, so
Mmmm, this seems to be something to do with the placement of the code
in orgmode as I now realise that although fig 1 isn't resized or
captioned, the fig 1 caption iand size commands are attached to fig 2.
and the fig2 commands attached to fig 3 etc.
I will try and re-arrange these until they wor
Graham Smith gmail.com> writes:
To follow this up, it seems that looking at the tex file that none of the latex
code is being exported
\subsection{Boxplots}
\label{sec-2.1}
\begin{verbatim}
boxplot(daf$Flower~daf$YEAR)
\end{verbatim}
\includegraphics[width=10em]{FloweringBoxplot.
Thanks to you both, so easy when you know how. The manual makes sense
as well now.
Graham
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I have the following code beside each other in an orgmode/babel file
creating two boxplots.
When exported the first boxplot remains the default size and has no
caption or figure number, while the second is 10cm across, and has a
caption and figuer number(Fig1).
Could someone have a look at my cod
Using babel I have the data used for the analysis (in R) under a top
level heading just called data. I want to keep this in the org file
but not in the compiled pdf.
I have had a look at the selective export in the manual, but could do
with a bit more step by step instructions on how to exclude th
Tom
> Your example is R code.
>
> I have this is in my starter-kit:
>
> *** ON Org-babel R setup
> #+begin_src emacs-lisp :tangle yes
> (require 'org-babel-R) ;; requires R and ess-mode
> (add-to-list 'org-babel-noweb-error-langs "R")
> #+end_src
>
> Perhaps when you changed the setup yo
I guess I am being stupid here, but I have changed my set up to using
Eric's (Schulte) start up kit for emacs and now when I try to use C-c
C-c to execute a code block I get an error
C-c C-c can do nothing useful at this location
As far as I can see form the files that came with the start up kit,
Ben,
> Right. So, people who installed ‘emacs’ several years ago would have
> Emacs 22, and then later, without changing their selection, the same
> people got Emacs 23 when the Ubuntu package maintainers decided it was
> ready.
Thanks
In fact 'emacs' says its 23 but it actually installs 22.
I
Ian,
> I use the emacs-snapshot ppa from
> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-elisp/+archive/ppa. I had some problems with
> the Ubuntu Emacs 23 package (menu drawing, etc). However, these have
> probably been fixed by now.
>
> The snapshot is a bleeding edge version of Emacs, so you can expect bug
> f
Eric,
> Emacs 23 without a doubt! I cannot see any reason for using version
> 22 unless you have to.
Thanks, I was tempted to go for 23, but wasn't sure.
Graham
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I have had to do a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.10, and on going to
re-install Emacs, I see lots of choices.
As I primarily use Emacs to run Orgmode and I find the list of Emacs
options rather confusing, can anyone here suggest which is the best
option to install.
The key choices seem to be Emacs 22
Dan,
> Before running the export, do you have a link to the image *already* in
> your org buffer?
>
> If no, then you should just get one copy of the image.
>
> If yes, then, if the link is positioned in such a way that it will get
> replaced by the output (no intervening lines between end of sour
OK, This was all to do with the ordering of the latex code
Below works, includes the R code, but only one plot of the expected size.
#+srcname:Boxplots Summary
#+begin_src R :session BirdData :file BoxplotSummary.pdf :exports both
boxplot(Wingcrd,Tarsus,Head,Wt,names=c("Wingcrd","Tarsus","Head
This works
#+srcname:Boxplots Summary
#+begin_src R :session BirdData :file BoxplotSummary.pdf :exports none
boxplot(Wingcrd,Tarsus,Head,Wt,names=c("Wingcrd","Tarsus","Head","Wt"))
#+end_src
#+resname: Boxplots
#+CAPTION:Trial boxplots with babel
#+LABEL: fig:trial boxplots
#+ATTR_LaTe
A little progress here
#+srcname:Boxplots Summary
#+begin_src R :session BirdData :file BoxplotSummary.pdf :exports both
boxplot(Wingcrd,Tarsus,Head,Wt,names=c("Wingcrd","Tarsus","Head","Wt"))
#+end_src
#+resname: Boxplots
#+ATTR_LaTeX: width=10cm
[[file:BoxplotSummary.pdf]]
This gives me a
IGNORE everything in my last email.
The only relevant bit is
> \includegraphics[width=10em]{BoxplotSummary.pdf}
> \includegraphics[width=10em]{z.pdf}
>
> So it seems to be ignoring the change in height and width commands for
> z.pdf, and defaulting to 10em.
If I then edit the [width=10em] bit in
Dan/Torsten
Thanks, It seems to be a orgemode/babel/Latex issue.
If I view the pdf from within Emacs by double clicking on the link,
the size changes as expected, but if I compile the whole document as a
pdf the plots appear as small.
The error in the log is
! LaTeX Error: Cannot determine size
I don't seem able to change the size of graphics in the PDF output.
#+begin_src R :file z.pdf :width 20 :height 20 :R-dev-args
bg="olivedrab", fg="hotpink"
plot(matrix(rnorm(100), ncol=2), type="l")
#+end_src
Using this example from an earlier post, regardless of how I change
the width and
Austin
> I don't know whether this will end up fitting into your setup, but
> there's an emacs function `ess-execute-screen-options' that does what
> Dan just suggested on a per-session basis taking the width of the
> current buffer into account. Even if it doesn't help with org-bable, it
> makes
Tom,
Thanks for your comments.
> When you find an example that fills a gap you perceive in the documentation,
> please pass that along, too. The more examples the better.
Now that I have basics working, I will try and use it for something
specific over the next few weeks and certainly feedback
Dan
>> Not being a programmer, I find the terminology and phrasing of these
>
> I wouldn't classify someone who analyses their data with R as a
> non-programmer.
Mmmm, I can see why you would say this, but I don't really program in
R, but have collected a library of R code over the years which I
Dan,
That's great, I am beginning to grasp how this works
>> But I would never have figured out the :results output method, however.
>
> OK, it would be really helpful if you could let us know how we should
> improve the documentation of it.
I'm not sure if I'm the one to ask about the document
Dan,
>> The colnames t works as expected, but how do I then see the variable
>> names when using the summary command,
>
> Just use :colnames t again for that.
Thanks again, I almost had this solved but in
#+begin_src R :session babeltest :colnames t
I hadn't left a space between the end of babe
Austin
> This is help from the R side, not from the org-babel side. If these
> suggestions don't work, one of the babelers will have to step in.
>
> Many functions that print output to the interactive buffer will not
> produce that output when called outside of the interactive buffer. For
> thes
Dan
I have started a new thread so it has a propel babel string. I have
also created a small file for testing.
The colnames t works as expected, but how do I then see the variable
names when using the summary command, and str doesn't work at all
(source block produced no output) . They appear OK
Dan,
Using session gets everything working as I expect it to, at least so
far it does. I will work through the other aspects you suggest but for
now its looking good.
> Could you post the first few lines of your data file, or a small example
> with the same format, as I don't completely understan
I need a bit of help importing a data file into orgmode/babel.
The import doesn't seem to know about having a header row
#+srcname:woodland
#+begin_src R
read.table("/home/graham/Dropbox/College/BY4001/WoodlandData/BY4001WoodlandDataFinal.txt",header=TRUE)
#+end_src
#+resname: woodland
| "V1.1"
Dan
> The Worg pages is the current documentation, but please just ask when
> you have any problems -- include the string [babel] in the subject line
> so people can filter it out.
>
> One suggestion: are you looking at the HTML version of the tutorial? If
> so, how about getting hold of the sourc
Dan
> Here's a version of your example that works.
Thanks, this all works for me now.
In addition to the tutorial on the worg, is there a manual somewhere,
because the var option isn't mentioned in the tutorial.
And judging by the trouble I am having, I'm going to need a lot more
help to get t
Seb,
I am obviously not following this at all. I am assuming you need to
keep all the code under the same heading so OrgMode knows which table
is being referred to. But if I put the cursor in the table and use C-u
C-c C-c I get a message in the mini buffer, that the formulas are
being re-applied,
Seb
> You must pass somehow the variable you want to work with.
>
> See http://eschulte.github.com/org-babel/org-babel.org.html and its example 1.
Thanks, I will look at the link, I thought I had done this by
assigning a name to the output
#+srcname:trial
and then trying to run the command on t
I know I must be missing the obvious here, but why can't I get babel+R
to calculate a mean. See below
Many thanks,
Graham
* test
#+srcname:trial
#+begin_src R
x<-c(4,5,6,7,8,9)
#+end_src
#+resname: trial
| 4 |
| 5 |
| 6 |
| 7 |
| 8 |
| 9 |
* meantest
#+begin_src R
mean(trial)
#+end_src
#+res
Ed,
> I think the problem is that you have no paragraphs, just headers. I hacked
> your file to have some random junk in a few of the sections and it turned
> out a lot better.
Indeed, I have just done the same, added a bit of text and it is working fine.
I guess I haven't had a file of all hea
Well this seems to be nothing to do with the page size as other files
are working fine. I have now opened a new file and typed everything
in from scratch and still getting the same problem. I have looked at
the tex file and can't see anything obvious, but as a PDF the text
runs over the page numb
As I understand it, orgmode defaults to A4, but I seem to be
exporting to PDF via Latex in letter.
And I have never had a problem before, but I am now exporting to PDF
and when viewed the bottom of the page is cut off. Its strange
because usually the viewer adjusts to the page size, but Acrobat
Something I, as a comparative beginner can answer :-)
> how to draw picture in org-mode ? Does it support tikz/pgf ?
Yes, I found it worked fine for me. I had a silly problem with page
margins (searchng the forum for tikz/pgf will find my recent posts),
that was my fault but other than that the
leo
2009/8/9 Leo :
> On 2009-08-09 08:33 +0100, Graham Smith wrote:
>> Leo,
>>
>> Thanks again, it seems the answer lies in Latex, rather than OrgMode,
>> so I will work away at that.
>>
>> having said that, the commands you gave me are extremely useful
:
> On 2009-08-08 22:14 +0100, Graham Smith wrote:
>> Based on this I have altered the headers in orgmode to
>>
>> #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{tikz}
>> #+LATEX_HEADER: \usetikzlibrary{mindmap,trees}
>> #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage[active,tightpage]{preview}
>&
leo
Thanks, this was useful, but...
> %%
> \documentclass{article}
> \usepackage{tikz}
> \usetikzlibrary{mindmap}
> \usepackage[active,tightpage]{preview}
> \PreviewEnvironment{tikzpicture}
> \setlength\PreviewBorder{1pt}
Based on this I have altered the headers
I am experimenting with a TiKZ/pgf mindmap in orgmode. Although it
looks as if it should fit on the (A4) PDF page, it is offset to the
right and cut off, even though there seems to plenty of room on the
page to left of the diagram.
The code is just the example from the manual, which I have modifi
Shrutarshi
2009/6/24 Shrutarshi Basu :
> I just started using orgmode today to organize the papers that I'm
> collecting for my own research. The way I work is a bit complicated, but I
> like it. I have all my PDFs in a single directory and my notes in a separate
> directory.
That sounds really i
Sebastian,
Thanks for this.
> I'd propose to start by partitioning _what_ you actually need to store
> on your disk.
>
> This is what I do:
Actually, I already do something similar to you now as a general PIM,
I was really looking for some tips specifically related to management
of information
Eric
> It's this flexibility that encourages one to simply jump in and use it
> and the benefits then quickly make you wonder how you got along
> without it!
Strangely, when you are used to a more structured approach this makes
it difficult to start.
Graham
Matt
> Org-mode is very well suited to this purpose. I like to think of
> org-mode as an outliner with the functionality of a database. Each
> outline heading/subheading is a node to which all sorts of metadata can
> be attached. Thus, notes can be as free-form or as structured as the
> project r
Chris
> So far I have been using just the outlining capabilities, but tags
> sounds like a great idea -- I think I'll start doing that too. :) Until
> now, though, I mostly find the information that I am looking for with
> isearch.
>
>>> However, I still keep all my references in a separate
>>> d
Chris,
Thanks, but I have a couple of more questions if that's OK
> For me, it works great because it is so easy to use as an outliner.
Do you use tags for particular linked topics or do you just rely on
the outline and drop related information into the same level of the
outline
> However, I st
I have used several information management tools over the years, but I
am trying to use Emacs/orgmode more. There are many examples of people
using Orgmode for time management type tasks, but not a lot on
information management.
I would be interested in any insights into how people use orgmode fo
Ian,
> Doh, finger/brain communication mismatch.
I get that as well :-)
>It should be:
>
> sudo apt-get purge org-mode
As you will have seen now, its working, but I'm still puzzled as to why.
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I really don't understand why, but I have written out the paths in
full and it seems to work now
(setq load-path (cons "/home/graham/EmacsAddIns/OrgMode/lisp" load-path))
(setq load-path (cons "/home/graham/EmacsAddIns/OrgMode/contrib/lisp"
load-path))
Can anyone see any obvious differences betwe
Ian
Thanks, it just worked with 8.01 which is why I am struggling now.
> I am using Ubuntu Jaunty with a setup almost identical to yours and mine
> "Just works". Are you certain that:
>
>> (setq load-path (cons "~/EmacsAddins/OrgMode/lisp" load-path))
>> (setq load-path (cons "~/EmacsAddins/Org
Thanks everyone
>> > picked up and not your latest version. To check that, type
>> >
>> > dpkg --list | grep org
>> >
>> > and see if org mode was installed by the package manager. If so, just do a
>> > normal remove and see if that doesn't take care of it.
> Jere may be right: I recall previou
Jere,
> What may be happening is that Ubuntu has a default version of org-mode
> pre-installed in the primary load path directories, so that is what is being
> picked up and not your latest version. To check that, type
>
> dpkg --list | grep org
>
> and see if org mode was installed by the packag
I have gone back to using Ubuntu and in the past I used to copy any
updates of the .emacs file from Ubuntu to the Mac. So I expected to be
able to copy the .emacs from the Mac to the newly installed Ubuntu.
But it isn't loading the current version of Org-mode, I am getting
4.67 where I should be g
Carsten,
Wearing my beginner to Emacs and Orgmode, this looks really useful.
Graham
2009/2/5 Carsten Dominik :
> I have my home^h^h^h^h trainwork up as a new
> attempt for the "Beginners Guide".
> A lot more appropriate now, I think. Bernt?
>
> - Carsten
>
> http://orgmode.org/worg/org-customiz
Dan,
> outfile:"png" specifies that you want png output saved to a file in
> the org-attach dir for the current entry. However, I think that your
> table is not in an entry (i.e. there is no heading in the file
> above). So org-attach complains. I think in this case this is
> appropriate behaviour
Dan,
I'm working through the tutorial and not got very far :-(
#+TBLNAME:continuous-data
| |
|---|
| -4.76347066844695 |
| -1.83010300550287 |
| -3.62646358009839 |
| -3.06483847781371 |
| -3.29886543850004 |
| -3.33136718271076 |
| -2.92393768071614 |
| -1.81447
Dan
> If you have added it to the contrib/lisp directory, then you could do
>
> (add-to-list 'load-path "path\to\contrib\lisp" load-path)
> (load "org-R")
(load-library "org-R") as suggested by Nick worked I already had the
load path line in my .emacs
> But perhaps what I should do is add
>
> (
Nick
> (load-library "org-R")
Thanks, this sorted out the error messages, I'm now getting new ones
but these seem to be R generated so I will now have a look at that
next.
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I'm afraid I'm struggling again. How do I get Emacs/orgmode to recognise org-R.
I have tried adding (require 'org-R) to my .emacs file
And I have put org-R.el in both the \orgmode\lisp directory and the
orgmode\contrib\lisp directories
But I get an error:
error: Required feature `org-R' was not
> Just wanted to say a quick thanks for a very useful tutorial - "org-R:
> Computing and data visualisation in Org-mode using R".
Just to add a thanks from me as well, this looks really useful.
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Carsten
> should we include Dan's code as a contributed package or
> even merge it into org-plot?
I would like to see it included some how, as, for me, the more
integration between org-mode and R the better.
As to how it should be included, I must leave to other who more about
Org-mode, Emacs, E
Manish,
I will have a look at this. Thansk fro the pointer.
Graham
2009/1/22 Manish Sharma :
> Paul R writes:
>
>> Graham,
>>
>> Graham> Thanks, but I would appreciate a bit more hand holding on this.
>> Graham> I don't actually know how to "check" org-footnote-re and
>> Graham> org-footnote-de
Nick
> But I suspect that you are going to run into a much harder wall
> after you've done this. The description reads as follows:
>
>
> ---
> org-footnote-re is a variable defined in
> `/home/nick/src/emacs/org/git/org-mode/
Paul,
This looks really useful, the problem with the Friendly manual (and I
have the O'Reilly book and the SAMS book) is that its difficult to
know where to start and this very focussed help I am sure will give me
a kick start.
I have now printed it out and will work through it.
Many thanks,
Gr
Paul,
> Check org-footnote-re and org-footnote-definition-re
Thanks, but I would appreciate a bit more hand holding on this.
I don't actually know how to "check" org-footnote-re and
org-footnote-definition-re
sorry
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Mmmm, so busy concerened about the graphics I didn't realise I had
such a major issue with footnotes.
I am pasting R output into an org file which comes in like:
> names(gq3hazard)
[1] "H1a""H1b""H1c""H2a""H2b""H2c""H3a""H3b"
[9] "H3c""H3d""H4a""H4b""
Carsten,
Just to say many thanks for version 6.18 as this solves this problem
of a quick preview with inline PDFs via Latex.
Graham
2009/1/14 Carsten Dominik :
>
> On Jan 12, 2009, at 9:14 PM, Bernt Hansen wrote:
>
>> "Graham Smith" writes:
>>
>>> I
Bernt,
Thanks, I will do as yuo suggest.
Graham
2009/1/20 Bernt Hansen :
> "Graham Smith" writes:
>
>> Maybe this in hand, but when I try to download 6.18 I get switched to
>> the 6.17c page and 6.17c is the only version available.
>>
>> Or is it just
Maybe this in hand, but when I try to download 6.18 I get switched to
the 6.17c page and 6.17c is the only version available.
Or is it just me :-(
Graham
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Charles,
This looks really useful, thanks for posting it.
Graham
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>
> As another option, you might consider svg() from the RSvgDevice
> package. SVG images display in some modern web browsers.
I didn't know about the SVG device, but it hasn't helped, unless its a
firefox setting (which I can't find) PNGs appear inlne as they should,
but not SVG (which fr
> Emacs23, I think. And I recall watching a video demonstration of
> it... it was quite slow. It converts the PDF pages into images for
> display.
I see, thanks.
Graham
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> Saw this wonder a while ago
> http://tsdh.wordpress.com/2007/08/22/view-documents-pdfpostscriptdvi-inside-emacs/
>
> Who knows someday doc-view.el's facilities can be called by Orgmode to
> achieve this.
I don't know enough about emacs/Org-mode to comment but it says it is
already part o
Carsten,
2009/1/14 Carsten Dominik :
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> On Jan 12, 2009, at 9:14 PM, Bernt Hansen wrote:
>
>> "Graham Smith" writes:
>>
>>> I am exporting to HTML with a lnk to a pdf with instant opening in
>>> Firefox on a Mac.
>>>
>>>
Bernt,
> I was under the impression that only graphic files (PNG/JPG, etc) were
> inlined - I didn't think inlining a PDF was possible.
Ah that would explain it then, maybe I need to go the Latex route, but
I was looking for a quick route to get a printed output.
Thank,
Graham
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