Hello Mark, > (I had good luck with eScape, but it really isn't supported anymore.
I forgot to mention: I 'm working on Mac, and I found only Windows and Debian version of eScape.) > But are you saying that you saved in pdf then used calibre to convert to > epub from pdf and the formulas were dropped? No, I was happy only that in the pdf version from LO, the formulas were showed nice! :) I imported odt and html versions into Calibre. > I asked Werner Donne to see if odf2epub would work. The test resulted in > the tex being handled properly, but the LO math appeared but only as a > text expression. Werner indicated that the isue was that epub readers > did not yet handle MathMl islands. Ok, but I saw some epub and mobi math books with nice formulas. Even if I increase the font size the formulas were increased, too. So it seems there are not simple image formulas. Therefore has to be some kind of solution. I would be prefer an LO solution. > This is part of a continuing issue with OOo which incorporates MathML > but not in a way transparent to other applications. For example, you > really need additonal export macros to be able to convert an OOo doc to > Xhtml+MathML, as saving an OOo doc to html frmat converts equations to > images. > > So, as a result of the above, if you save the doc with your equations > as LO Writer html, and then import into calibre, and then convert to > epub, all equations will appear as you intended, because LO converts all > those equatins to images when saving to html. It is true for the html version converted from LO, where the formulas are images and showed correctly. If I increase the font size in the browser, the formula picture is growing even though the quality will be worse. But if I open this LO html version into Calibre, the result will be the following: - some very simple pictures will be showed, - most of the formula pictures won't be showed. The place of the formula is empty or sometime I can see instead of the formula an empty rectangle with a thin grey border. So there are two problems with this solution: - the most of the formula pictures vanish and - if the formula is showed, it is a fixed size image. ( Mac OS X 10.6.6 and 10.6.7, LO 3.3.1) Zoli > >> Hello, >> >> I would like to convert LibreOffice document that contains Math formulas to >> ePub format. >> If I save it as PDF, the formulas are showed fine. >> If I open with Calibre the .odt or .html (zip) files saved by LibreOffice, >> that everything is ok except the math formulas. They don't showed at all. >> Tried to convert to ePub format with writer2epub extension, too. But there >> are not formulas in the result. >> >> How can I convert Math documents to ePub format from LibreOffice? >> >> Thanks: Zoli -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/www/users/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
