Re: font mystery
On 2016-11-11, Neal Becker wrote: > I've written several IEEE publications using lyx. They only accept .dvi > (not pdf). > When I'm writing I use: > settings/fonts/non-tex (all defaults) > and > settings/output/pdf(luatex) > When I submit > uncheck: settings/fonts/non-tex > settings/output/dvi(luatex) > The results look very different. The 2nd (submit) version has much heavier > font, especially the title. Actually, I think it looks more readable. > I have no idea why. With non-tex fonts, you are overriding the document class default font settings. non-tex fonts by default use the Unicode-encoded version of LatinModern. AFAIK, IEEE document classes set some Times-like 8-bit fonts. These are also used with DVI(LuaTeX) unless you use fontspec (via the "non-TeX fonts" setting). Günter
Re: HTML conversions
On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 07:43:10AM +1300, gordon cooper wrote: > We are using the converters available from File>Export within Lyx. Something > changed there perhaps? Many of those converters use external tools. For example when you export to PDF (pdflatex), LyX calls the program "pdflatex". When you export to HTML, LyX calls usually the program "htlatex" I believe. If the version of the htlatex changed on your system, this would explain it. Note that LyX does not control the version of external tools (except in some specific cases on Windows I think). Scott P.S. Please respond to the list. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: HTML conversions
On Sun, Nov 13, 2016 at 07:39:29PM +1300, gordon cooper wrote: > / > Several months ago when we were using lyx 2.1.*, the expression > > /LyX Document > "-*rw-r‑‑r‑‑ *newbie users 277 Jan 7 14:42 .asoundrc" exported > correctly to an html file. > > > We are now working with lyx 2.2.2. The same export gives this result, > "-/rw-r\SpecialChar nobreakdash\SpecialChar nobreakdashr\SpecialChar > nobreakdash\SpecialChar nobreakdash /newbie users 277 Jan 7 14:42 .asoundrc" > > The double hypen is not being recognised, it is a legitimate piece of code. > > This happened when exporting to html. An export to Lyx html does > give a correct result. Something has changed. We have checked the > Lyx dependencies to see if anything in LateX or LiveteX was missing, > but nothing apparent. That uses an external tool to do the export. What is your converter for it? htlatex? Perhaps it is a new version? Scott signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: HTML conversions
On 14/11/16 07:46, Scott Kostyshak wrote: On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 07:43:10AM +1300, gordon cooper wrote: We are using the converters available from File>Export within Lyx. Something changed there perhaps? Many of those converters use external tools. For example when you export to PDF (pdflatex), LyX calls the program "pdflatex". When you export to HTML, LyX calls usually the program "htlatex" I believe. If the version of the htlatex changed on your system, this would explain it. Note that LyX does not control the version of external tools (except in some specific cases on Windows I think). Scott P.S. Please respond to the list. Sorry, thought I had replied to the list, had one ear on the radio and not, concentrating. A big quake down country in the early hours. My in-box currently has over 150 reports of after-shocks. Have not intentionally changed any of the tools but one of our team may have picked up a new version when he packaged Lyx 2.2.2 for the MX-Linux repository. Gordon.
Re: HTML conversions
On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 09:02:00AM +1300, gordon cooper wrote: > On 14/11/16 07:46, Scott Kostyshak wrote: > > On Mon, Nov 14, 2016 at 07:43:10AM +1300, gordon cooper wrote: > > > > > We are using the converters available from File>Export within Lyx. > > > Something > > > changed there perhaps? > > Many of those converters use external tools. For example when you export > > to PDF (pdflatex), LyX calls the program "pdflatex". When you export to > > HTML, LyX calls usually the program "htlatex" I believe. If the version > > of the htlatex changed on your system, this would explain it. Note that > > LyX does not control the version of external tools (except in some > > specific cases on Windows I think). > > > > Scott > > > > P.S. Please respond to the list. > Sorry, thought I had replied to the list, had one ear on the radio and not, > concentrating. A big quake down country in the early hours. My in-box > currently has over 150 reports of after-shocks. > > Have not intentionally changed any of the tools but one of our team may have > picked up a new version when he packaged Lyx 2.2.2 for the MX-Linux > repository. LyX produces LaTeX which is converted to HTML using htlatex if you export to "HTML". So it is possible that the way LyX produces LaTeX has changed in a way that htlatex does not like it. Can you send a minimal example? Scott signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Embedding a movie from a beamer/lyx presentation
How do I include a movie in a beamer/lyx presentation? I tried Insert/Hyperlink but the result was: Cannot launch external application. Thanks, EK
