To define a converter, select LyX->Preferences and the Converters
tab. However, in my installation I don't have any converter for jpeg
defined. Are you sure everything got installed? I'm no TeXpert, but
it seems like ImageMagick is missing (or not functioning properly).
Try opening i-Installer and check so that it is installed. Then try
reconfigure LyX (Tools->Reconfigure), give the 'sudo texhash'-command
in the Terminal and restart LyX. That should hopefully do it.
As for the DVI-output, that is likely because you have no DVI-viewer
defined/installed. It's the same on my installation, but I have no
problems with it. There are DVI-viewers for the Mac that you can
install if you need it.
/Anders
Hey,
Ive been searching around the web for an answer to this problem and
can find nothing. I am running a Mac with the latest version of OS
X and I have followed the installation page that I found on one of
the Lyx.org linked sites. My question is when I put a jpg or any
other graphic in the document and then try to view it in any of the
output views I get the error "No Information for converting jpg
format files to eps. Define a converter in the preferences." I
understand that I need a converter to do this but how do I add one?
Which one do I use? Another item of frustration for me is that when
I try and run the view=>DVI command it does nothing. Any help would
be great.
Thanks,
TJ
