Andreas Vox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 18.10.04 18:24:31: > > Chris Karakas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Note that for PDF output via SGML and pdfjadetex, > > you need an EPS file with the .pdf ending! > > You are kidding, don't you mean epdf ?? >
Sorry, sorry...I am recovering from a party, you know... :-) Of course, I meant EPDF. I was happy to see that I had it right in my description in http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/explain-figures.html > BTW, could you contribute a eps2epdf script ? That's easy, if you use convert and eps2png. I use for this purpose my addd script (for ADD Density), which is included in my lyxtox package: http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/addd The addd script not only converts, but also does this "add density" thing, so the images are not only of the right format (EPDF) and have the right ending (PDF), but also have the "right density" too - OMG what a mess! You know what I do with images? First I try to convert whatever format I have to PNG, say myimage.png. Then I call my addd script as addd myimage (whithout ending!) This creates the right PNG, EPS and PDF (actually EPDF) versions. Then I type convert myimage.png myimage.bmp and I get my BMP version too. I put all these in my images directory from where my stylesheets will get them later, during document "rendering". > AFAIK that's how LyX does it. > (You know how LyXers are: > ask for a feature and they say it's in there since version x.y.z, > then they go on asking why you didn't read the manual ... ;-) ) > Does LyX really do it so, also for image file formats? I apologize. BTW, that was the most polite RTFM I ever got. :-) -- Regards Chris Karakas http://www.karakas-online.de
