Joshua Bon hotmail.com> writes:
>
> > Then run pdflatex against it (in a command window) and see if
> > the same problem occurs.
>
> How would I do this?
1. Open a command window. (I don't have access to a Win 7 box right now, but
Start > Run > cmd is how you would do it in earlier versions.
Paul Rubin msu.edu> writes:
> After upgrading, did you remove the previous version of MiKTeX
> from your system?
I removed lyx and MiKTeX then reinstalled MiKTeX followed by lyx.
Take a look at the .tex file and make sure that there are spaces between the
words.
Definitely spaces between
Sounds like a MiKTeX problem, but it's hard to figure out what it would be.
After upgrading, did you remove the previous version of MiKTeX from your system?
Create a short test document in LyX and export it in "LaTeX (pdflatex)". Take a
look at the .tex file and make sure that there are spaces b
Joshua Bon hotmail.com> writes:
Just fixed this by exporting as a PDF (ps2pdf), any ideas why I'd get this
weird
effect for all other PDF export types?
Hi I’ve been using lyx 1.6 since the middle of last year and just updated
miktex and lyx to their newest (i think) versions 2.9 and 1.6.9 respectively.
Everything installed fine (I did a clean install) but when I create a pdf
document of my lyx file there are no spaces between any of the words.
I
