Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

On 2014-07-12, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: Hello, a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that true? This depends on the installed converters. With e.g. inkscape installed, it is converted to

Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

I strongly encourage you to turn the SVG into a PS, EPS, or PDF file. I think somewhere is the documentation is states that for SVG to correctly work within the document is requires inkscape. Not at all a problem, inkscape is one of the best vector editors out there but it is required as Guenter

Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

On 2014-07-12, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: Hello, a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that true? This depends on the installed converters. With e.g. inkscape installed, it is converted to

Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

I strongly encourage you to turn the SVG into a PS, EPS, or PDF file. I think somewhere is the documentation is states that for SVG to correctly work within the document is requires inkscape. Not at all a problem, inkscape is one of the best vector editors out there but it is required as Guenter

Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

On 2014-07-12, Wolfgang Engelmann wrote: > Hello, > a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, > it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that > true? This depends on the installed converters. With e.g. inkscape installed, it is converted

Re: svg graphic import in Lyx

I strongly encourage you to turn the SVG into a PS, EPS, or PDF file. I think somewhere is the documentation is states that for SVG to correctly work within the document is requires inkscape. Not at all a problem, inkscape is one of the best vector editors out there but it is required as Guenter

svg graphic import in Lyx

Hello, a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that true? In case, somebody is familiar with xcos/scilab, can the text of a model figure be set (externally?) in latex? Are there plans to call up

svg graphic import in Lyx

Hello, a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that true? In case, somebody is familiar with xcos/scilab, can the text of a model figure be set (externally?) in latex? Are there plans to call up

svg graphic import in Lyx

Hello, a svg graphic can apparently be imported into a Lyx document. However, it seems it is converted into bitmap if exported eg by pdflatex. Is that true? In case, somebody is familiar with xcos/scilab, can the text of a model figure be set (externally?) in latex? Are there plans to call up

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:15:58 + (UTC) Guenter Milde mi...@users.sf.net wrote: I don't know AsciiDoc, but know that Sphinx is not only for Python projects but also supports C and more. Yeah, I know about that, but mentioned it's not Python 'cause many projects nowadays choose reST/Sphinx

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:15:58 + (UTC) Guenter Milde mi...@users.sf.net wrote: I don't know AsciiDoc, but know that Sphinx is not only for Python projects but also supports C and more. Yeah, I know about that, but mentioned it's not Python 'cause many projects nowadays choose reST/Sphinx

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 16:15:58 + (UTC) Guenter Milde wrote: > I don't know AsciiDoc, but know that Sphinx is not only for Python > projects but also supports C and more. Yeah, I know about that, but mentioned it's not Python 'cause many projects nowadays choose reST/Sphinx

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On 2012-03-19, Gour wrote: We're considering which markup to use for writing user's manual for a multi-platform desktop application. It should produce nice HTML output which can be invoked from within application as 'help' file and it should be possible to generate hight-quality PDF output

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On 2012-03-19, Gour wrote: We're considering which markup to use for writing user's manual for a multi-platform desktop application. It should produce nice HTML output which can be invoked from within application as 'help' file and it should be possible to generate hight-quality PDF output

Re: AsciiDoc or reST/Sphinx more suitable for import into LyX

On 2012-03-19, Gour wrote: > We're considering which markup to use for writing user's manual for a > multi-platform desktop application. > It should produce nice HTML output which can be invoked from within > application as 'help' file and it should be possible to generate > hight-quality PDF

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, Very nice initiative, thank you very much! Even importing/exporting only docx would be wonderful for collaboration with Oird people. Do you also plan a clean import option with which even these local styles would be dropped in order to have a clean Lyx document with just the structure

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, Very nice initiative, thank you very much! Even importing/exporting only docx would be wonderful for collaboration with Oird people. Do you also plan a clean import option with which even these local styles would be dropped in order to have a clean Lyx document with just the structure

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, Very nice initiative, thank you very much! Even importing/exporting only docx would be wonderful for collaboration with Oird people. Do you also plan a clean import option with which even these local styles would be dropped in order to have a clean Lyx document with just the structure

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, stefano franchi wrote: Is this a tool that would prove useful to yourselves, your collaborators, and others? What features would you consider essential? ... Math, on the other hand, would not be very important. That is: I assume math would be finally produced by Latex, if

Re: Import into LyX

the Word--OOffice-- Latex-- Lyx Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is not fun. A project like yours would make LyX much, much easier to use in an academic environment. Absolutely - I am working in biological

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey Rob, that sounds like quite a nice project you have in mind! My two cents: it's not worth carrying it out if you can't get the math to import somewhat well. That seems to be the biggest problem with most ways of converting doc to lyx. I understand

Re: Import into LyX

IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. EK On 02/02/2012 10:55 AM, Richard Heck wrote: On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/02/2012 11:04 AM, UD wrote: IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. Unfortunately, there are math-heavy documents that are

Re: Import into LyX

On Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:59:33 -0700 Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. One thing you do not mention is handling figures. The documents I work with tend to be very heavily illustrated, and I like LyX because it handles figures so much better than

Re: Import into LyX

, then I'm sceptical that round-trips to Word can be more reliable. It would be great, however, to be able to reasonably import .doc in LyX, and reasonably export from LyX to .doc. Reliable round-tripping should be more of a secondary goal. Regards Liviu

Re: Import into LyX

Thank you everyone for the comments so far. I really appreciate hearing from others as it helps me to build out a more detailed use-case. In addition to the earlier questions, I have one more: How important is support of .doc? I know that it is the standard upon which the publishing industry

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, 2 Feb 2012 10:50:05 -0700 Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: In the meantime, hearing about what features should be supported would be very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. I would be quite happy with only .docx

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support simplifies your task and helps ensure that your tool would support a good deal of functionality,

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com wrote: On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support simplifies your

Re: Import into LyX

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On 02/02/12 19:27, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support

Re: Import into LyX

On Feb 2, 2012, at 11:26 AM, Les Denham wrote: Supporting Styles and Figures is a major achievement as far as I am concerned. I assume you don't do much in deciphering the fingerpainting favored by most Word users. Such crass formatting is probably best left as Standard in LyX anyway.

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, Rob Oakes wrote: How important is support of .doc? IMO, you should concentrate on docx - lyx. One tool for one task. If it turns out that parts can be reused for doc-lyx later, fine. How good/bad is the doc - docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? If I go ahead with

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:19 PM, Guenter Milde mi...@users.sf.net wrote: How good/bad is the doc - docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? My experience with OpenOffice and .docx isn't very good: I always had the feeling that .doc support was better than .docx. The issues concerned mainly

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, stefano franchi wrote: Is this a tool that would prove useful to yourselves, your collaborators, and others? What features would you consider essential? ... Math, on the other hand, would not be very important. That is: I assume math would be finally produced by Latex, if

Re: Import into LyX

the Word--OOffice-- Latex-- Lyx Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is not fun. A project like yours would make LyX much, much easier to use in an academic environment. Absolutely - I am working in biological

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey Rob, that sounds like quite a nice project you have in mind! My two cents: it's not worth carrying it out if you can't get the math to import somewhat well. That seems to be the biggest problem with most ways of converting doc to lyx. I understand

Re: Import into LyX

IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. EK On 02/02/2012 10:55 AM, Richard Heck wrote: On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/02/2012 11:04 AM, UD wrote: IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. Unfortunately, there are math-heavy documents that are

Re: Import into LyX

On Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:59:33 -0700 Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. One thing you do not mention is handling figures. The documents I work with tend to be very heavily illustrated, and I like LyX because it handles figures so much better than

Re: Import into LyX

, then I'm sceptical that round-trips to Word can be more reliable. It would be great, however, to be able to reasonably import .doc in LyX, and reasonably export from LyX to .doc. Reliable round-tripping should be more of a secondary goal. Regards Liviu

Re: Import into LyX

Thank you everyone for the comments so far. I really appreciate hearing from others as it helps me to build out a more detailed use-case. In addition to the earlier questions, I have one more: How important is support of .doc? I know that it is the standard upon which the publishing industry

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, 2 Feb 2012 10:50:05 -0700 Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: In the meantime, hearing about what features should be supported would be very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. I would be quite happy with only .docx

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support simplifies your task and helps ensure that your tool would support a good deal of functionality,

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Liviu Andronic landronim...@gmail.com wrote: On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support simplifies your

Re: Import into LyX

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On 02/02/12 19:27, Liviu Andronic wrote: On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes rob.oa...@oak-tree.us wrote: very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx support) would also be very helpful. If .docx-only support

Re: Import into LyX

On Feb 2, 2012, at 11:26 AM, Les Denham wrote: Supporting Styles and Figures is a major achievement as far as I am concerned. I assume you don't do much in deciphering the fingerpainting favored by most Word users. Such crass formatting is probably best left as Standard in LyX anyway.

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, Rob Oakes wrote: How important is support of .doc? IMO, you should concentrate on docx - lyx. One tool for one task. If it turns out that parts can be reused for doc-lyx later, fine. How good/bad is the doc - docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? If I go ahead with

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:19 PM, Guenter Milde mi...@users.sf.net wrote: How good/bad is the doc - docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? My experience with OpenOffice and .docx isn't very good: I always had the feeling that .doc support was better than .docx. The issues concerned mainly

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, stefano franchi wrote: >> Is this a tool that would prove useful to yourselves, your collaborators, >> and others? >> What features would you consider essential? ... > Math, on the other hand, would not be very important. That is: I > assume math would be finally produced by

Re: Import into LyX

d. I now use the Word-->OOffice--> Latex--> Lyx > Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an > additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is > not fun. A project like yours would make LyX much, much easier to > use in an academic enviro

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey Rob, that sounds like quite a nice project you have in mind! My two cents: it's not worth carrying it out if you can't get the math to import somewhat well. That seems to be the biggest problem with most ways of converting doc to lyx. I understand

Re: Import into LyX

IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. EK On 02/02/2012 10:55 AM, Richard Heck wrote: On 02/01/2012 03:11 PM, Xu Wang wrote: Hey

Re: Import into LyX

On 02/02/2012 11:04 AM, UD wrote: IMHO it is unlikely that math-heavy documents are produced by anything but Latex/Lyx. I applaud the initiative to make MS-WORD/Lyx conversion easier. I am sure it will have many appreciative users. Unfortunately, there are math-heavy documents that are

Re: Import into LyX

On Wed, 01 Feb 2012 12:59:33 -0700 Rob Oakes wrote: > Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. One thing you do not mention is handling figures. The documents I work with tend to be very heavily illustrated, and I like LyX because it handles figures so much better than

Re: Import into LyX

e. If LyX has a hard time to round-trip to LaTeX, as it currently is more or less, then I'm sceptical that round-trips to Word can be more reliable. It would be great, however, to be able to reasonably import .doc in LyX, and reasonably export from LyX to .doc. Reliable round-tripping should be more of a secondary goal. Regards Liviu

Re: Import into LyX

Thank you everyone for the comments so far. I really appreciate hearing from others as it helps me to build out a more detailed use-case. In addition to the earlier questions, I have one more: How important is support of .doc? I know that it is the standard upon which the publishing industry

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, 2 Feb 2012 10:50:05 -0700 Rob Oakes wrote: > In the meantime, hearing about what features should be supported > would be very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus > only docx support) would also be very helpful. I would be quite happy with only

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: > very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx > support) would also be very helpful. > If .docx-only support simplifies your task and helps ensure that your tool would support a good deal of

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Liviu Andronic wrote: > On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes wrote: >> very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only docx >> support) would also be very helpful. >> > If .docx-only support

Re: Import into LyX

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On 02/02/12 19:27, Liviu Andronic wrote: > On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 6:50 PM, Rob Oakes > wrote: >> very nice. Hearing your opinions about doc support (versus only >> docx support) would also be very helpful. >> > If .docx-only

Re: Import into LyX

On Feb 2, 2012, at 11:26 AM, Les Denham wrote: > Supporting Styles and Figures is a major achievement as far as I am > concerned. I assume you don't do much in deciphering the fingerpainting > favored by most Word users. Such crass formatting is probably best left > as Standard in LyX anyway.

Re: Import into LyX

On 2012-02-02, Rob Oakes wrote: > How important is support of .doc? IMO, you should concentrate on docx <-> lyx. One tool for one task. If it turns out that parts can be reused for doc<->lyx later, fine. How good/bad is the doc <-> docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? > If I go ahead

Re: Import into LyX

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:19 PM, Guenter Milde wrote: > How good/bad is the doc <-> docx conversion in OpenOffice/LibreOffice? > My experience with OpenOffice and .docx isn't very good: I always had the feeling that .doc support was better than .docx. The issues concerned

Import into LyX

and then importing that way. (The original blog article about this can be found at http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx-import.) Since I'm (re)writing a book chapter about this topic, I thought that I would look at alternative strategies for importing Word (and other file formats) into LyX

Re: Import into LyX

to crack the import MS Word to LyX nut). In the process, I got really excited about using OpenOffice to convert the word document to HTML, running tidy on the HTML and then importing that way. (The original blog article about this can be found at http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, first: great project! I constantly struggle with converting file to and from MS Word. I now use the Word--OOffice-- Latex-- Lyx Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is not fun. A project like yours would

Import into LyX

and then importing that way. (The original blog article about this can be found at http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx-import.) Since I'm (re)writing a book chapter about this topic, I thought that I would look at alternative strategies for importing Word (and other file formats) into LyX

Re: Import into LyX

to crack the import MS Word to LyX nut). In the process, I got really excited about using OpenOffice to convert the word document to HTML, running tidy on the HTML and then importing that way. (The original blog article about this can be found at http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, first: great project! I constantly struggle with converting file to and from MS Word. I now use the Word--OOffice-- Latex-- Lyx Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is not fun. A project like yours would

Import into LyX

and then importing that way. (The original blog article about this can be found at http://blog.oak-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx-import.) Since I'm (re)writing a book chapter about this topic, I thought that I would look at alternative strategies for importing Word (and other file formats) into LyX

Re: Import into LyX

k-tree.us/index.php/2010/05/14/msword-lyx-import.) > > Since I'm (re)writing a book chapter about this topic, I thought that I > would look at alternative strategies for importing Word (and other file > formats) into LyX. While doing research, I came across a (potentially) much > be

Re: Import into LyX

Hi Rob, first: great project! I constantly struggle with converting file to and from MS Word. I now use the Word-->OOffice--> Latex--> Lyx Route, with the needed manual cleanup of Latex code and an additional cleanup of ERT code from LyX after LaTeX import. It is not fun. A project l

How to import into lyx.

Hello: I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. I do see the one-time insert/file capability, but that is not what I want. I

RE: How to import into lyx.

Hello: I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. Try Insert-File-Child document... And select Input as the Include Type.

Re: How to import into lyx.

I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. Try Insert-File-Child document... And select Input as the Include Type.

How to import into lyx.

Hello: I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. I do see the one-time insert/file capability, but that is not what I want. I

RE: How to import into lyx.

Hello: I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. Try Insert-File-Child document... And select Input as the Include Type.

Re: How to import into lyx.

I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. Try Insert-File-Child document... And select Input as the Include Type.

How to import into lyx.

Hello: I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. I do see the one-time insert/file capability, but that is not what I want. I

RE: How to import into lyx.

>Hello: > >I have been using lyx to creation documentation. >Now, I would like to include a section which is >generated programatically. I see that latex has >the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an >equivalent in lyx. Try Insert->File->Child document... And select "Input" as the

Re: How to import into lyx.

I have been using lyx to creation documentation. Now, I would like to include a section which is generated programatically. I see that latex has the /input{file} construct, but I do not find an equivalent in lyx. Try Insert->File->Child document... And select "Input" as the "Include

Re: Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

Am 04.12.2008 um 15:49 schrieb Konrad Hofbauer: If there is no native os x version, then install macports (http:// www.macports.org/), and from there install the needed packages. I made the same experience as Joachim K. Rennstich, so I followed the advice of Konrad Hofbauer, downloaded the

Re: Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

Am 04.12.2008 um 15:49 schrieb Konrad Hofbauer: If there is no native os x version, then install macports (http:// www.macports.org/), and from there install the needed packages. I made the same experience as Joachim K. Rennstich, so I followed the advice of Konrad Hofbauer, downloaded the

Re: Import RTF > Lyx 1.6 error

Am 04.12.2008 um 15:49 schrieb Konrad Hofbauer: If there is no native os x version, then install macports (www.macports.org/>), and from there install the needed packages. I made the same experience as Joachim K. Rennstich, so I followed the advice of Konrad Hofbauer, downloaded the Mac-OSX

Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the File Import Rich Text Format... command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up rtf2latex2e and discovered that apparently

Re: Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

Dr. Joachim K. Rennstich wrote: I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the File Import Rich Text Format... command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up rtf2latex2e

Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the File Import Rich Text Format... command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up rtf2latex2e and discovered that apparently

Re: Import RTF Lyx 1.6 error

Dr. Joachim K. Rennstich wrote: I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the File Import Rich Text Format... command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up rtf2latex2e

Import RTF > Lyx 1.6 error

I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the "File > Import > Rich Text Format..." command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up rtf2latex2e and discovered that

Re: Import RTF > Lyx 1.6 error

Dr. Joachim K. Rennstich wrote: I am trying to import a RTF document into Lyx 1.6 (Mac OS X 10.5.5, Intel) through the "File > Import > Rich Text Format..." command but get the following error: An error occurred whilst running rtf2latex2e 'whateverfile.rtf' I have been looking up

Matlab code pretty print import to lyx?

that output a latex file of the code, but when I import them into lyx, I get 27 errors when I try to view the PDF. Thanks! -- Andrew Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Matlab code pretty print import to lyx?

Does anyone know if there is a way to publish Matlab code in a lyx document with the colors of the keywords, variables, comments and etc. preserved? There is a package called listings that might be useful, but colors on the keywords, I'm not sure if that is supported. A perl/sed script might

Matlab code pretty print import to lyx?

that output a latex file of the code, but when I import them into lyx, I get 27 errors when I try to view the PDF. Thanks! -- Andrew Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Matlab code pretty print import to lyx?

Does anyone know if there is a way to publish Matlab code in a lyx document with the colors of the keywords, variables, comments and etc. preserved? There is a package called listings that might be useful, but colors on the keywords, I'm not sure if that is supported. A perl/sed script might

Matlab code "pretty print" import to lyx?

that output a latex file of the code, but when I import them into lyx, I get 27 errors when I try to view the PDF. Thanks! -- Andrew Morrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Matlab code "pretty print" import to lyx?

> Does anyone know if there is a way to publish Matlab code in a lyx > document with the colors of the keywords, variables, comments and etc. > preserved? > There is a package called "listings" that might be useful, but colors on the keywords, I'm not sure if that is supported. A perl/sed script