> Pavel Sanda schrieb: > >> hyperref should be now before babel... its easy to move & play with those >> few lines so try whats the best. > > I moved it now to a position where I can compile the EmbeddedObjects > manual. This manual uses so many preamble settings and packages, so if this > can be compiled then also 99% of all LyX-files. > > Thanks to the PDF-support I can omit now the big and ugly hook that is > needed when hyperreif is used together with algorithm floats. > > But there's one potential problem: I cannot have different options for the > case a file is exported using latex or pdflatex. I use for example
This hangs as a pontetial TODO in our wiki. Lets see whet > pdf-specific options in hyperref, like "pdfpagelabels", that are not > understood when using latex. In case of latex export, the driver "ps2pdf" > should be set as hyperref option, in case of pdflatex export, the driver > "pdftex" should be used instead. > Here with MiKTeX 2.6/TeXLive 2007 this isn't a problem, but perhaps with > older LaTeX distibutions? > Could you please test this by exporting the German EmbeddedObjects manual I > just uploaded to SVN trunk? This has not (hopefully) anything to do with pdf, but lyx seems to have some troules with that file on loading (at console): InsetWrap::Read:: Missing 'width'-tag! InsetCollapsable::read: Missing 'status'-tag! Handling unknown body token: `overhang' Handling unknown body token: `0col%' Handling unknown body token: `width "40col%"' Handling unknown body token: `status open' Trying to export with pdflatex or ps2pdf (tetex 3.0 here): Caught "normal" exception: boost::filesystem::last_write_time Error: Encoding error ---------------------------------------- Some characters of your document are probably not representable in the chosen encoding. Changing the document encoding to utf8 could help. Changing to utf8 is of no help. pavel
