Kathryn Andersen wrote:
> So I changed my base font to Utopia (after making sure to upgrade my
> Ghostscript to one more recent than 5.50, because that version renders
> ugly fonts in PDF because they're all bitmapped instead of outlined).
> That worked fine, because the font was embedded, so it r
Kathryn Andersen wrote:
> > This answers my question short term, but begs the question of how does
> > one get the fonts one wants to render correctly. Some Journals have
> > font requirements (TimesRoman usually) and while you can always submit
> > paper copies, many want electronicly viewable v
Thanks to all of you (Rich Shepard, Adolfo Manuel Pachón Rodríguez, Steffen Evers,
Robin Turner, George De Bruin) for your suggestions. I'm embarassed that I did not
realize that the
Layout=>Document=>Document page would allow me to change the base font, but having had
it pointed out to me by
Hi All,
As a Lyx newbie (second paper using Lyx, 1st on my own) I have been pleasantly amazed
at what lyx does for you and how easy it is to actually GET WORK DONE.
I'm sure this must be a faq, but in an afternoon of trying to find the answer in the
lyx and ghostscript archives I was unable to
