Luis Rivera wrote: >> >> The "real" solution would be to tell LyX about different path >> >> styles in the converters: >> >> native, Cygwin paths: convert $$i $$o >> >> Win32 paths: convert $$win32i $$win32o
>> All I meant was, rather than have a single global value (to >> win32path or to not win32path), individual converters >> (Edit->Preferences dialog, converters pane) could tell LyX what >> style of path they wanted. >> $$i input file >> $$o output file > Got it. However, I can't find which converters need to be tuned up > to fix LyX's misbehavior. > This far, I've fixed the converter to OpenOffice and Word, since I > know what formats to look for; but to make graphics conversion, I > have no clue. There's a page on the wiki that explains enough to get you started: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/FiguresInLyX If you haven't explicitly defined a converter from format X to PNG, then LyX will fall through to the convertDefault.sh script found in the scripts subdirectory of the support dir. This script is just a wrapper for ImageMagick's convert.exe. I'd either modify the script so that convert.exe receives paths that it knows what to do with, or I'd define an explicit converter from format X to PNG. -- Angus
