> >If you prefer jpg, it would be better to hack the tex4ht configuration file,
>
> I had a look at the tex4ht configuration file and it doesn't look easy
> to hack in order to use jpg format! Since there's an advantage in
A command line option `jpg' should provide the mentioned output
fo
Steve,
The command
htlatex demoarticle "html,jpg"
asks for bitmaps in jpg format. Looks like an improper G
configuration in tex4ht.env forces png code. Can you show me the
tex4ht.env file in use and a segment of messages of the following form
issued onto the stdio stream.
System call
> I think the problem may be due to my older version of ImageMagick.
ImageMagick works fine. The problem is in how tex4ht is configured.
>
> tex4ht.c (2004-10-23-18:53 Windows MiKTeX)
> tex4ht demoarticle.tex
> ] [2] [3] [4
> Renaming `cmmi12.png' to `h
> It worked very well with a slight exception. I see well close up,
> and the math equations produced are 15-20% too small. Many people
> could not read them as they are. The .jpgs are not the same size
> as the math equations displayed as when .png files are selected.
> No doubt the remedy
> After some trouble (always the same problem of compatibility of
> hyperref package) I manage to have a good html by:
> 1. exporting foo.lyx to foo.tex (plain)
> 2. latex foo
> 3. bibtex foo
> 3. latex foo < not needed
> 4. latex foo <---
