> 1) generate a .pdf version of your figures with
> epstopdf file.eps
I never even knew this program existed. Thanks :)
> With a recent tex distribution (teTeX-1.0.*) you can use standard tex cm-fonts
> since tetex has Postscript Type-1 fonts for them which are used by pdflatex.
> 2) If you use encoding Latin-1 the LyX uses the ecrm fonts for which there are
> no Postscript Type-1 variants shipped with tetex and hence the fonts look good
> in ghostscript but bad in acroread. Use standard ps fonts in this case.
I understand teTeX has support for the Postscript fonts, but they don't
seem to be the "default" in that if I take a regular latex file and run it
through pdflatex, I still get the ugly bitmapped fonts. In the past I was
told to put
\renewcommand{\familydefault}{put}
in the LaTeX preamble in LyX. This works but I cannot choose from
available fonts. Is there a method in LyX or in Latex directly to make use
of the Postscript fonts and be able to choose amongst them?
Thanks for your help.
