"Lars Gullik Bjønnes" wrote:
> Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> | What do you think of a little appendix to the user manual to explain what are
> | EPS and PS files, solving problems with bounding boxes? And a little list of
> | useful graphical programs to tran
>>From: Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: Juergen Vigna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Niklas Hulden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Lista LyX
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: RE: RE: Importing EPS images in Lyx
>>Date: Tue, 11 Jan 200
Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| What do you think of a little appendix to the user manual to explain what are
| EPS and PS files, solving problems with bounding boxes? And a little list of
| useful graphical programs to transform a graphic format in another and h
> I tried your example file ASIS and transformed with ps2epsi (which is much
> nicer at it really uses only the small space of your picture and not the
> much larger space of the saved image) and had NO problem at all to view
> the document in gv (View Postscript), both images rendered perfectly.
At 10:39 AM 1/10/2000 +0100, Juergen Vigna wrote:
>Hi!
>
>>
>> Here are the step I followed:
>> 1) create the EPS with stardraw or with gimp.
At least when you save as .eps in Stardraw it is essential to click the
"selected" option in the save-dialog. Othervise it saves the whole page as
an eps-
Hi!
>
> Here are the step I followed:
> 1) create the EPS with stardraw or with gimp.
> 2) inserted it into my LyX file.
> 3) Clicked on "Full screen preview" on the context "figure" window
> 4) gv opens and shows the image
> 5) from the "File" menu of LyX I click on "View Postscript"
> 6) gv op
On ven, 07 jan 2000, Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi à écrit
>3) qcad: it is good for me but does not export EPS
as soon as qcad can print, it can export postscript... print to a file.
>5) stardraw (staroffice): the EPS files are well read by gv (and ghostscript)
>but if I insert them in a
Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am "yet another LyX new user" writing the Phd thesis. I read your comments on
> image formats... but my problems are still not solved.
>
> I need to create EPS images (especially graphs and schemas) to be imported in
> LyX; I tried:
>
>
Hi, (hoping this message is not too long for the list)
> > 5) stardraw (staroffice): the EPS files are well read by gv (and ghostscript)
> > but if I insert them in a LyX (both 1.0.3 and 1.1.2) document and try to view
> > the resulting PS with gv, gv complains and shows everything except the im
On 07-Jan-2000 Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Emanuele!
>
> 3) qcad: it is good for me but does not export EPS
>
Well you can print a PS image and then use ps2epsi to convert it to EPS.
> 5) stardraw (staroffice): the EPS files are well read by gv (and ghostscript)
> bu
Emanuele Gissi & Alessia Franceschi wrote:
> [...]
> I need to create EPS images (especially graphs and schemas) to be imported in
> LyX; I tried:
>
> 1) xfig: it lacks of cad-like snapping function
What do you mean? Do you mean the "grid mode" and "point position"
functions in xfig? Every newly
> I need to create EPS images (especially graphs and schemas) to be imported in
> LyX; I tried:
>
> 1) xfig: it lacks of cad-like snapping function
What is a 'cad-like snapping function'? You could pin lines to corners
of rectangles for instance...
> 3) qcad: it is good for me but does not exp
Hi,
I am "yet another LyX new user" writing the Phd thesis. I read your comments on
image formats... but my problems are still not solved.
I need to create EPS images (especially graphs and schemas) to be imported in
LyX; I tried:
1) xfig: it lacks of cad-like snapping function
2) killustrator
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