Janwillem van Dijk <jwevand...@xs4all.nl> wrote:
> Thanks Wilfried, I thought already of the newer versions. However, I
> cannot compile the source on Linux; qmake just does nothing. I als tried
> 2.1.1 on Windows but there my problems persist. As an example the LaTeX
> line (from export as pdflatex):
>
> \item Use operational quantities defined in ICRU51: $H_{\mathrm{p}}(0.07)$,
> $H_{\mathrm{p}}(3)$ and $H_{\mathrm{p}}(10)$
> \citep{international_commission_on_radiation_units_and_measurements_quantities_1993}
>
> \item Determine dosimeter characteristic using radiation qualities and
> phantoms as defined by ISO (ISO 4037-3 and 12794)
> \citep{international_organization_for_standardization_x_1993,international_organization_for_standardization_reference_2000}
>
> complains about the unknown command \citep and gives in Word:
> Use operational quantities defined in ICRU51: Hp(0.07), Hp(3) and Hp(10)
> international\s\do5(c)ommission\s\do5(o)n\s\do5(r)adiation\s\do5(u)nits\s\do5(a)nd\s\do5(m)easurements\s\do5(q)uantities\s\do5(1)993
>
>
> (subscripts in the inline formula are not really beautiful either)
>
> The References list is absolutely crap, just copies the entire BibTeX
> file somehow [...]
I do not remember how latex2rtf is called from LyX.
latex2rtf requires that the LaTeX document to be converted was
completely and successfully compiled by LaTeX, that means that the .tex
file must be accompanied by up-to-date .aux and .bbl files.
So before running latex2rtf, the sequence
latex inputfile
bibtex inputfile
latex inputfile
latex inputfile
has to be executed to resolve all bibliographic references and cross
references.
Nevertheless, something like \s\do5(c)... should never be displayed in
Word. If it does, it means that a brace { or } or a backslash is missing
or misplaced in the rtf output.
For bugfixing it would be helpful if you send me a sample file which
shows the problem, by personal mail.
Regards, Wilfried
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