On Tue, 2010-03-02 at 22:19 +0100, Uwe Stöhr wrote: > Νίκος Αλεξανδρής schrieb: > > > In the Features [1] page the visitor reads, among other details: > > > > "Import and export to many formats (LaTeX, PDF, Postscript, DVI, ASCII, > > HTML, OpenDocument, RTF, MS Word, and others) thanks to configurable > > converters". > > It works when you have tex4ht installed. This is a program compilation > delivered with LaTeX-distributions. The export chain is then > LyX->OpenDocument (via the LyX Export menu) and then via OpenOffice or > AbiWord from OpenDocument to MSWord. > > tex4ht can also convert to RTF (personally I never tested this). > > But the good news is that there is a beautiful and well working program > available to export LyX ->HTML Its name is eLyXer. When you install LyX > using my alternative Windows installer, this program is automatically > installed. It is accessed when using the LyX menu Export->HTML. > Starting with the HTML file you can easily create OpenDocument or MSWord > files using OpenOffice, MSWord or other word processors like KOffice and > AbiWord. > > But not enough, LyX 2.0 will come with native HTML export making the > export business more comfortable. > > regards Uwe
Thanks Uwe. Fortunately or Unfortunately, I am aware of all the things you mention. - I've tried several times tex4ht (not good results, if at all) - I have never seen by-default installed the LyX -> .odt option - I never got a working .rtf - I've been testing eLyXer since its first days (thanks to Alexander again for this nice tool) - I (also?) believe the best way (currently) is to export (somehow) in html and then OOo/abiword -> M$-Word. All this is very far from what the statement implies (e.g. out-of-the-box import/export). Isn't, this statement, a bit/too much? Cheers, Nikos
