Image conversion succeeded.
Loading image.
xforms image loader. Status : Converting PS ...
xforms image loader. Status : Loading PostScript
xforms image loader. Error : LoadPS: no page written!
Image loading failed.
xforms image loader. Status : Error Reading
the ps-support of
Jan Warnking wrote:
My original message was a somewhat academic question about lyx converting
png-xpm-eps-ps, even though xpm can be loaded directly. Why the detour?
This is not _really_ relevant, since I think the xpm-eps converter was
not there by default, and I don't remember why I put
Image conversion succeeded.
Loading image.
xforms image loader. Status : Converting PS ...
xforms image loader. Status : Loading PostScript
xforms image loader. Error : LoadPS: no page written!
Image loading failed.
xforms image loader. Status : Error Reading
the ps-support of
Jan Warnking wrote:
My original message was a somewhat academic question about lyx converting
png-xpm-eps-ps, even though xpm can be loaded directly. Why the detour?
This is not _really_ relevant, since I think the xpm-eps converter was
not there by default, and I don't remember why I put
> > Image conversion succeeded.
> > Loading image.
> > xforms image loader. Status : Converting PS ...
> > xforms image loader. Status : Loading PostScript
> > xforms image loader. Error : LoadPS: no page written!
> > Image loading failed.
> > xforms image loader. Status : Error Reading
>
> the
Jan Warnking wrote:
> My original message was a somewhat academic question about lyx converting
> png->xpm->eps->ps, even though xpm can be loaded directly. Why the detour?
> This is not _really_ relevant, since I think the xpm->eps converter was
> not there by default, and I don't remember why
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used. However, the images
Jan Warnking wrote:
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used.
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used. However, the images
Jan Warnking wrote:
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used.
On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
> > By default a converter PNG->EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS->PS
> > converter, Lyx then converted PNG->EPS->PS and failed to load the image
> > (see previous message). So I removed the PNG->EPS converter, so that the
> > PNG->XPM get used.
Jan Warnking wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, John Levon wrote:
>
>>>By default a converter PNG->EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS->PS
>>>converter, Lyx then converted PNG->EPS->PS and failed to load the image
>>>(see previous message). So I removed the PNG->EPS converter, so that the
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:51:20AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
I guess the more power the developers give to the user, the more they need
to hold the hands of those who are not interested in power, but in ease of
use.
Not at all. It is just a matter of teething troubles with the new
system,
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:57:13AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
name, the
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:58:39AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
too? I have quite a few of them and not having to convert them each time I
open
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 12:01:55PM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used.
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:51:20AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
I guess the more power the developers give to the user, the more they need
to hold the hands of those who are not interested in power, but in ease of
use.
Not at all. It is just a matter of teething troubles with the new
system,
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:57:13AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
name, the
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:58:39AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
too? I have quite a few of them and not having to convert them each time I
open
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 12:01:55PM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used.
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:51:20AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
> I guess the more power the developers give to the user, the more they need
> to hold the hands of those who are not interested in power, but in ease of
> use.
Not at all. It is just a matter of teething troubles with the new
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:57:13AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
> When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
> for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
> to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
> name,
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 11:58:39AM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
> I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
> Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
> too? I have quite a few of them and not having to convert them each time I
>
On Wed, Jun 26, 2002 at 12:01:55PM +0100, Jan Warnking wrote:
> By default a converter PNG->EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS->PS
> converter, Lyx then converted PNG->EPS->PS and failed to load the image
> (see previous message). So I removed the PNG->EPS converter, so that the
> PNG->XPM
I am about to send a couple of gripes about viewing images in lyx-1.2.
Rather than putting all in one large email, I preferred splitting things
up, so they can be discussed separately. Let me state here that (despite
my criticism) I greatly appreciate the effort the lyx team puts into
giving us
When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
name, the image gets loaded, and is shown correctly outside the original
box
This may have been discussed on the list before, but I didn't find it in
the archives.
Displaying png files
I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
too? I have
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used. However, the images still didn't get loaded. lyx -dbg
graphics
I am about to send a couple of gripes about viewing images in lyx-1.2.
Rather than putting all in one large email, I preferred splitting things
up, so they can be discussed separately. Let me state here that (despite
my criticism) I greatly appreciate the effort the lyx team puts into
giving us
When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
name, the image gets loaded, and is shown correctly outside the original
box
This may have been discussed on the list before, but I didn't find it in
the archives.
Displaying png files
I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
too? I have
By default a converter PNG-EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS-PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG-EPS-PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG-EPS converter, so that the
PNG-XPM get used. However, the images still didn't get loaded. lyx -dbg
graphics
I am about to send a couple of gripes about viewing images in lyx-1.2.
Rather than putting all in one large email, I preferred splitting things
up, so they can be discussed separately. Let me state here that (despite
my criticism) I greatly appreciate the effort the lyx team puts into
giving us
When inserting a graphics (or when converting old files without extension
for the graphics file names), an empty box shows up representing the image
to be loaded, along with some message. When inserting the correct file
name, the image gets loaded, and is shown correctly outside the original
box
This may have been discussed on the list before, but I didn't find it in
the archives.
Displaying png files
I think I heard once on the list that png files can be displayed directly.
Is this only true for the internal image loader or with the xforms loader,
too? I have
By default a converter PNG->EPS is defined. Since I defined an EPS->PS
converter, Lyx then converted PNG->EPS->PS and failed to load the image
(see previous message). So I removed the PNG->EPS converter, so that the
PNG->XPM get used. However, the images still didn't get loaded. "lyx -dbg
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