Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Uwe Stöhr wrote: Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. No, it works fine if you install the correct packages: - install jfig, a quite good XFig clone done in java. It is free as in beer. The configure script of LyX will find it if it's in the patch. - dowload the transfig package from the WinFig homepage. Winfig is a shareware program that is useful only if you get a license. But the transfig package is open source and you can install it without problem. This is all out of my memory, you'll need to google a bit for getting the proper names and locations. Abdel.
Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Uwe Stöhr wrote: Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. No, it works fine if you install the correct packages: - install jfig, a quite good XFig clone done in java. It is free as in beer. The configure script of LyX will find it if it's in the patch. - dowload the transfig package from the WinFig homepage. Winfig is a shareware program that is useful only if you get a license. But the transfig package is open source and you can install it without problem. This is all out of my memory, you'll need to google a bit for getting the proper names and locations. Abdel.
Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Uwe Stöhr wrote: Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. No, it works fine if you install the correct packages: - install jfig, a quite good XFig clone done in java. It is free as in beer. The configure script of LyX will find it if it's in the patch. - dowload the transfig package from the WinFig homepage. Winfig is a shareware program that is useful only if you get a license. But the transfig package is open source and you can install it without problem. This is all out of my memory, you'll need to google a bit for getting the proper names and locations. Abdel.
Include .fig files using Miktex
While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? Niko
Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. To solve your problem, use Xfig or the program you created the fig-file and export it to one of these image formats: http://imagemagick.org/script/formats.php regards Uwe
Include .fig files using Miktex
While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? Niko
Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. To solve your problem, use Xfig or the program you created the fig-file and export it to one of these image formats: http://imagemagick.org/script/formats.php regards Uwe
Include .fig files using Miktex
While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? Niko
Re: Include .fig files using Miktex
Niko Schwarz schrieb: While my Mac can easily include .fig files generated by xfig, my Windows machine cannot. How can I teach windows lyx to convert .fig files properly? We recently had this topic and came to the conclusions that this doesn't work correctly on Windows, because there is a problem with the available fig converter TransFig on Windows. To solve your problem, use Xfig or the program you created the fig-file and export it to one of these image formats: http://imagemagick.org/script/formats.php regards Uwe