Paul A. Rubin wrote: > >> Error 92 returned from iconv when converting from UCS-4LE to > >> ISO-8859-15: Illegal byte sequence > > > > iconv error. I should've thought of this. This is probably due to some > > cut and paste operation you did, and you've ended up with characters > > that are illegal in your file's encoding. (Another possibility is that > > you have an illegal character in a BibTeX file.) In any event, the > > solution is to bisect the file and find the problem: Delete the top > > half, and try to export; etc, etc. > > I'm not sure, but I think it should be possible to run iconv against the > LyX file in a shell, using the conversion mentioned in the error > message, and get a message identifying the offending characters or at > least the approximate location (?). Ditto with the BibTeX files, if any.
FWIW, the posted console message already identifies the problematic character: > Stopped at: 0xfb01 This is the "fi" ligature. See: http://www.decodeunicode.org/en/u+fb01/properties However, LyX is supposed to handle this particular character. This is strange. Jürgen
