On Mon, 2003-07-28 at 12:55, John Levon wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 12:54:16PM -0500, Zach Garner wrote:
>
> > If you combine "Save as" and "export" the user may decide to write a
> > document and save it as a PDF. But since LyX cannot edit PDFs, when
> Same argument applies, why do we have "Import" :)
One reason:
1. Use LyX to import a Text file.
2. Then use it to immediately export to a Text file.
If you compare the original text file, and the one that has been
imported and exported through LyX, You'll see some differences.
The differences
I may be misunderstanding, but this is the way I see it:
There are semantic differences between the two. You generally want to
"export" to anything that is not a native file format. Formats that the
program knows how to both read and write, without any loss of content,
can be "saved as" and "opene
the support. I'm just getting started developing for LyX so I
may have some difficulties knowing what to look for and where to find
it.
Thanks again,
Zach Garner
..)
I also didn't realize using html.sty was only supported by latex2html.
I'll look into the more generic solution via latexrunparams.
Thanks
Zach Garner
a similar patch will be added to 1.2.2, but
I don't see that functionality yet.
I have attached a small patch that uses \htmladdnormallinkfoot from
html.sty. This gives real HTML links for HTML output, and also includes
the URL as a footnote in PS/PDF files.
Thanks,
Zach Garner
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