> This package was installed on my teTeX system.
Do you also use the lmodern Debian package from unstable?
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Did you solve the problem for your installation? I have tetex 3.0 and
lmodern from my distribution, but i copied the cont-lmt.zip into the
main tree overwriting the files that came with the latin modern
pakage, and still all I get are these mktexpk errors. Nothing works :(
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> Did you check which cont-sys.tex is being used? See also the
> recent mswintex thread. Or just post/email the full log of
>
>\starttext hello world!\stoptext
>
> Cheers, taco
Well, thanks for the offer to have a look!
cont-sys.tex doesn't yet exist. It is set to defaults.
My system, as I men
On 11/4/05, Taco Hoekwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Tobias,
>
> Tobias Wolf wrote:
> >
> > Well, thanks for the offer to have a look!
> > cont-sys.tex doesn't yet exist. It is set to defaults.
> > My system, as I mentioned, is teTex 3 from
On 11/4/05, Hans Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tobias Wolf wrote:
>
> >My system, as I mentioned, is teTex 3 from Debian unstable, which has
> >a weird new map system that is working through .cfg files in
> >/etc/texmf/updmap.d . I kept it there, so it mount
On 11/4/05, Taco Hoekwater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tobias Wolf wrote:
> > But on the other hand, Hans, why can't I compile the PDFTex docs
> > because I don't have this (
> > http://www.ntg.nl/pipermail/ntg-context/2004/006705.html )
>
> What vers
> It is likely that the files in /etc or the ones in /usr/share/texmf
> are symlinks to the other set of files.
That's right. Maps are kept in /etc
/usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/pdftex -> /etc/texmf/map/pdftex
/usr/share/texmf/fonts/map/dvips -> /etc/texmf/map/dvips
> A lot of the problems you have
Dear NTG-context denizens,
today I went to work to make up my mind about whether it would be a
good idea to go ahead and produce my BSc. Thesis with ConTeXt.
It's clear, I'm very much attracted to it's approach, I do like the
syntax and the focus on PDF output (I never used DVI before) et cetera
p
> As John already pointed out: Using "pdflatex" this is also possible with
> LaTeX (well, both use PDFTeX behind the scenes).
That was what I meant of course. I always avoided DVI by using PdfTeX.
> Well, the question is how much you want to change; I think one can (in
> both cases) live with the
> Ask somebody in your field who is really good at TeX for the LaTeX
> sources of his/her thesis,
> and use them as templates. Spend as little time as possible thinking
> about
> layout and as much as you can about content.
You speak the truth. I really want to avoid that. I do have solid
experien
On 5/19/05, Hans Hagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> M.guravage wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I recently prepared a presentation using pre-05. The Topics, represented as
> > buttons in a column on the left, are now each preceeded by a number. This
> > was not the case when I last used the style back in
Hey,
what do you people actually think about E. Tufte's Sparklines?²
They are a great and innovative thing in my mind; both in the
information mediating and the typographic sense.
There's a bare-bones LaTeX package on CTAN, but when I think about it,
this technique could find a perfect place in Con
>The particular temptation that I saw was that they _aren't_ a substitute
>for a full graph -- they're only a substitute for the information one gets
>were trying to put so much information in them that one would need to spend
>time studying them to read them, and that misses the point.
> Personal
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