I've always used the full paths to scripts in converters, but I interpret the Customization manual to suggest that I only need to use the base name:
"Save it in your local LyX directory—say, /home/you/.lyx/scripts/pdfcopier.sh—and make it executable... enter pdfcopier.sh $$i $$o into the Copier field" When I do that, LyX does not find the script (whether or not I reconfigure): env: pdfcopier.sh: No such file or directory support/Systemcall.cpp (275): Systemcall: 'pdfcopier.sh "newfile1.tex"' finished with exit code 127 Error: Cannot view file ---------------------------------------- File does not exist: /tmp/lyx_tmpdir.oSJyNpB31268/lyx_tmpbuf0/newfile1.pdf Further, the wiki page here: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/UserDir suggests that the "scripts" folder is "Only useful if you hack on [the library] scripts." Am I misinterpreting the Customization manual or following the instructions wrong? Scott
