John,
Have a look at https://writer2latex.sourceforge.net/index.html
I have used Writer2LaTeX a few years ago and found it very
helpful when using what was then called the "Ultraclean"
Option, which I don't see on this much more current version
on cursory look.
Install both writer2latex.oxt and
I don't think so. What I am looking into is this: Pacer will only accept pdf
files. If those who
export to pdf from within a word document don't have to "flatten" the document
before
uploading to Pacer, while those who use lyx are forced to flatten any document
imported from a
Word doc
Hi el,
If I get a Word doc, it opens in libreoffice, which allows for export to pdf.
If I recall, I generally
either highlight the words involved while in libreoffice and paste directly to
lyx or instead export
to pdf, highlight the relevant portions of the pdf and paste to lyx.
It took me
Ever looked at Pandoc?
el
On 28/12/2023 21:57, Rich Shepard wrote:
[...]
> When I have a .doc/.docx file sent that I want to
> incorporate into a LyX document I'll do either of two
> things:
>
> 1. Highlight the desired text in the Word document then use
> Edit -> Paste Special -> Join Lines
John,
did you ever try to export using PDF5 (LuaLaTeX)?
Recent PSTricks should load
https://github.com/zauguin/luapstricks when using LuaLaTeX. If
that works for the "normal" way try and upload into Pacer and
see what happens. If Pacer accepts that see what happens when
you import a Word
On Thu, 28 Dec 2023, John White wrote:
To file in Pacer, the document must be "flattened." This poses no problem
with files created in lyx. However, whenever I import a Word file and
convert it to lyx, Pacer balks and refuses to accept the document unless I
"flatten" it. If I am at the office,
I use lyx 2.3.6 on my debian (bullseye) system I often file in Pacer, the
database used by the US
federal court system. Normally, I just do regular lyx stuff and once the file
is ready, export with
pst2pdf (to insure that line numbers exist at the left side of each page) and
upload to
