Hi!
I was asked to convert to Word a rather long paper submitted as the
XeLateX PDF output (if accepted, the Word document will be converted to
PDF by the editors...; I understand they work on the assumption that the
reviewers don't know how to comment a PDF file).
I had to do it already from t
Quote/Cytat - Michal Hoftich (pon, 11 mar 2019,
13:51:22):
Hi Janusz,
I had to do it already from time to time. I used different methods which
were more or less cumbersome. Of course for the conversion I prepare a
slightly different text (e.g. no hyphenation).
It is possible to export La
Quote/Cytat - "Taylor, P" (pon, 11 mar 2019, 13:48:08):
Janusz S. Bień wrote:
Hi!
I was asked to convert to Word a rather long paper submitted as the
XeLateX PDF output (if accepted, the Word document will be converted to
PDF by the editors...; I understand they work on the assumption that th
Hi Janusz,
>
> I had to do it already from time to time. I used different methods which
> were more or less cumbersome. Of course for the conversion I prepare a
> slightly different text (e.g. no hyphenation).
It is possible to export LaTeX to the ODT format using tex4ht. We
fixed lot of issues r
>Try this command:
>
>make4ht -uxf odt filename.tex
The only problem is that if you are using TL2018 this command
does not work:
$./make4ht -uxf odt phil_fuzzy_comp.tex
Output dir:
Compiler: xelatex --no-pdf
Latex options: -jobname=phil_fuzzy_comp
tex4ht.sty : xhtml,,charset=utf
> ./make4ht:62: attempt to index local 'formatter' (a nil value)
>
> It seems the reason is that some files are not included (I have read
> this somewhere).
Yes, the released TL 18 didn't ship some files, so make4ht was broken.
It was fixed in the subsequent updates, so it should work in updated
T
On Mon, 11 Mar 2019 at 13:40, Janusz S. Bień wrote:
>
> I was asked to convert to Word a rather long paper submitted as the
> XeLateX PDF output
>
> Before embarking on such a job again I would like to make sure there are
> no new tools that I'm not aware of.
Pandoc might theoretically support the
Hello,
A friend of mine tried to use XeLaTeXunder Win10. He tried TeXLive 2018
andMikTeX. The problem is that the systemcannot find the fonts that are
installed inthe system folder c:/windows/fontsIs this normal or is there a
"hack" to solvethis problem?I am using Solaris... so I cannot providem
No problems using TL 2018 under Windows 7, Apostolos, but never tried Windows
10 (nor have I any wish to). Can you forward detailed error message(s), please
?
Philip Taylor
Apostolos Syropoulos wrote:
Hello,
A friend of mine tried to use XeLaTeX
under Win10. He tried TeXLive 2018 and
M
On Mon, Mar 11 2019 at 13:51 +01, Michal Hoftich wrote:
> Hi Janusz,
>
>>
>> I had to do it already from time to time. I used different methods which
>> were more or less cumbersome. Of course for the conversion I prepare a
>> slightly different text (e.g. no hyphenation).
>
> It is possible to exp
On Mon, Mar 11 2019 at 21:18 +01, Mojca Miklavec wrote:
[...]
> Pandoc might theoretically support the conversion, but I would not
> know how good the results would be.
>
> Mojca
On Mon, Mar 11 2019 at 22:21 -06, Dominik Wujastyk wrote:
> I was going to mention Pandoc too. I use it increasingly
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