> -----Original Message----- > From: Ekkehart Schlicht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 19:07 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Angus Leeming wrote: > Ekkehart Schlicht wrote: > > > The tex2lyx.exe alone seems not to work. I guess that the package is > > somewhat incomplete. > > I wasn't trying to modify Ruurd's LyX/Win 1.3.5. I was > providing you with > the means to help yourself to fix it. Thanks! I understood it this way. This was not meant as any criticism. Just as a suggestion for people who face problems with importing LaTeX in Lyx qt 1.3.5 > > The following worked for me: > > > > --Edit->Preferences->Converters->LaTeX to LyX: tex2lyx -f $$i I see that I have now tex2lyx -f $$i $$o I don't know why I changed it. I am using it quite a lot at the moment and I am less concerned with programming than with getting my manuscripts ready. I simply thought that it may be useful for others who face similar problems if this is put on the list. Maybe the user list is more appropriate. > > > --The file tex2lyx from the Linux package in LyX\bin > > and the test from the lyx2lyx win package. > > You mean you grabbed the "tex2lyx for Windows" stuff on the wiki? Exactly. Version of February 15, 2005. > If you find any tex->lyx > conversion > problems, let us know. No problems, but a suggestions: It would be good to convert Latex umlaute like \"{a} directly to ä (a Umlaut) etc. Otherwise one has to use sed, or an involved search and replace, and normal users would not like that, as they are concerned with their manuscripts. Thank you for the latex->lyx conversion. This is absolutely essential. Most journals and most co-authors require or use LaTeX rather than Lyx. Ekkehart
