Sorry for the bother eventually I managed to use the fonts by doing a ful
system font refresh and a latex font refresh.
Cheers.
Most popular way to do is to install pTeX if you are thinking of
writing Japanese as a main task. pTeX also includes normal TeX, so in
most of cases it suffices to do. What kind of errors did you get when
you tried it?
Thank you very much for your kind reply.
I have been trying to use XeTex as well but somehow I cannot get Lyx/xetex
to use the font. I installed the hiragino otf in the open type font
directory of MikTex, but nothing. Even if I declare the font family at the
beginning of the document, Lyx/xetex can
Jommelli Niccolò wrote:
> I have been trying quite a lot setting up Lyx to work with Japanese
> (specifically the Hiragino Mincho otf) and a font with lots of diacritics
> (specifically Times Extended ttf), but I haven't yet been able to do it.
> I used both Ubuntu and Windows, MiKtex, Texlive and
Hello,
I have been trying quite a lot setting up Lyx to work with Japanese
(specifically the Hiragino Mincho otf) and a font with lots of diacritics
(specifically Times Extended ttf), but I haven't yet been able to do it.
I used both Ubuntu and Windows, MiKtex, Texlive and pTex, but there is
alway
